Teng 3/8in Dr. Flex-Head Stubby Ratchet Handle 72T scissor lift Average Air Consumption: 171 l/min CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Teng 3/8in Dr. Flex-Head Stubby Ratchet Handle 72T scissor lift Average Air Consumption: 171 l/min CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3201736436
Price: 119.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0513 (25 reviews)

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Teng 3 8in Dr. Flex Head Stubby Ratchet Handle 72T scissor lift Average Air Consumption: 171 l min CAM VW1 RT Average Air Consumption: 171 l min distance spindle to base (mm) 1175 Table size (mm) 420x480 Weight (kg) 125 Accessories Supplied 3800 72SN 3 8in Drive 72 Teeth Flex Head Ratchet Flexible head ratchets from Teng Tools with 72 teeth to give a 5° increment between clicks A slim design together with a bi material grip quick release with twist reverse all combine to make a comfortable to use ratchet

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