Insize Three Point Internal Micrometer 62-75mm Range Series 3227-75 Insize Digital Depth Gauge 101.5x17mm Range Series 2141-302 Part no: 3236-1B 11102

Name: Insize Three Point Internal Micrometer 62-75mm Range Series 3227-75 Insize Digital Depth Gauge 101.5x17mm Range Series 2141-302 Part no: 3236-1B 11102
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SKU: 25723801093
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Insize Three Point Internal Micrometer 62-75mm Range Series 3227-75 Insize Digital Depth Gauge 101.5x17mm Range Series 2141-302 Part no: 3236-1B 11102

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Insize Three Point Internal Micrometer 62 75mm Range Series 3227 75 Insize Digital Depth Gauge 101.5x17mm Range Series 2141 302 Part no: 3236 1B 11102 Part no: 3236 1B For superior cutting performance and reliability in metalworking tasks micrometer stand and clamp (code 6301 and 6301 2) Insize 62 75mm Inside Micrometer

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