Draper D 400W QC OSC MULTI TOOL 3DEG 78429 78429 230V Quick Change Oscillating Multi-Tool, 300W Packs & Tubs Certified chemical resistance EN13832-3:2006 Footwear

Name: Draper D 400W QC OSC MULTI TOOL 3DEG 78429 78429 230V Quick Change Oscillating Multi-Tool, 300W Packs & Tubs Certified chemical resistance EN13832-3:2006 Footwear
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SKU: 24887940964
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Draper D 400W QC OSC MULTI TOOL 3DEG 78429 78429 230V Quick Change Oscillating Multi-Tool, 300W Packs & Tubs Certified chemical resistance EN13832-3:2006 Footwear

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Draper D 400W QC OSC MULTI TOOL 3DEG 78429 78429 230V Quick Change Oscillating Multi Tool, 300W Packs & Tubs Certified chemical resistance EN13832 3:2006 Footwear Certified chemical resistance EN13832 3:2006 Footwear protecting against chemicals high durability driver blade 230V Quick Change Oscillating Multi Tool offering a maximum speed of 22

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