#48-00-5188 Sawzall Blades Milwaukee 18TPI 9" 5 Pack Denco Brake Cleaner Brake Cleaner & Chemicals Durable Non-Woven Build: Designed for

Name: #48-00-5188 Sawzall Blades Milwaukee 18TPI 9" 5 Pack Denco Brake Cleaner Brake Cleaner & Chemicals Durable Non-Woven Build: Designed for
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 24860384070
Price: 24.16 USD
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#48 00 5188 Sawzall Blades Milwaukee 18TPI 9" 5 Pack Denco Brake Cleaner Brake Cleaner & Chemicals Durable Non Woven Build: Designed for Durable Non Woven Build: Designed for aggressive cutting with even results 89mm Headlight Socket Thin Kerf metal cutting blades with the Double Duty Upgrade™ feature a tooth form that is optimized for the longest life and increased speed Tough Neck™ is engineered to protect against tang breakage and delivers the strongest SAWZALL® blade tang on the market

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