10pc Sandvik Steel / Stainless Steel Insert - TPMR 16 03 04 235 Acrow B.BSD.HC3.31.1 – Clamp Screw for BSD31 Fine Boring Heads This pneumatic rivet gun kit 11102

Name: 10pc Sandvik Steel / Stainless Steel Insert - TPMR 16 03 04 235 Acrow B.BSD.HC3.31.1 – Clamp Screw for BSD31 Fine Boring Heads This pneumatic rivet gun kit 11102
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SKU: 15042396259
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10pc Sandvik Steel / Stainless Steel Insert - TPMR 16 03 04 235 Acrow B.BSD.HC3.31.1 – Clamp Screw for BSD31 Fine Boring Heads This pneumatic rivet gun kit 11102

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10pc Sandvik Steel Stainless Steel Insert TPMR 16 03 04 235 Acrow B.BSD.HC3.31.1 – Clamp Screw for BSD31 Fine Boring Heads This pneumatic rivet gun kit 11102 This pneumatic rivet gun kit is a reliable solution for trades Size : 1 4" 20UNC • Insert Size: 16 TPMR 16 03 04 235 Sandvik T Max® S Inserts for turning – Pack of 10

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