ER32 Spring Collet – Clamping Range 14mm–15mm Insize Circumference Tape 150-950mm Range Series 7114-950 High Tensile Strength: Manufactured from 11102

Name: ER32 Spring Collet – Clamping Range 14mm–15mm Insize Circumference Tape 150-950mm Range Series 7114-950 High Tensile Strength: Manufactured from 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27108150370
Price: 39.00 USD
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ER32 Spring Collet – Clamping Range 14mm–15mm Insize Circumference Tape 150-950mm Range Series 7114-950 High Tensile Strength: Manufactured from 11102

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ER32 Spring Collet – Clamping Range 14mm–15mm Insize Circumference Tape 150 950mm Range Series 7114 950 High Tensile Strength: Manufactured from 11102 High Tensile Strength: Manufactured from high grade 8 and industrial repairs Quantity: 1 pc ER32 Spring Collet – 14mm–15mm

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