Insize Screw Thread Micrometer 75-100mm Range Series 3281-100A Insize Wire Gauge AWG #0-36 Range Series 4808 Applicable Holding Stem: ⌀8mm 11102

Name: Insize Screw Thread Micrometer 75-100mm Range Series 3281-100A Insize Wire Gauge AWG #0-36 Range Series 4808 Applicable Holding Stem: ⌀8mm 11102
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SKU: 195064576
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Insize Screw Thread Micrometer 75-100mm Range Series 3281-100A Insize Wire Gauge AWG #0-36 Range Series 4808 Applicable Holding Stem: ⌀8mm 11102

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Insize Screw Thread Micrometer 75 100mm Range Series 3281 100A Insize Wire Gauge AWG #0 36 Range Series 4808 Applicable Holding Stem: ⌀8mm 11102 Applicable Holding Stem: ⌀8mm Ideal for Multiple Applications: Suitable for securing and locking machinery Optional Accessory: 55° setting standards (code 3281 SP) and measuring tips (code 7381) are available for separate purchase Insize 75 100mm Micrometer

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