PACK OF 10 Irwin 10505213 880 UN Universal Panel Saw 550mm (22in) 8 TPI Drywall Screw - Coarse Thread FIFA Pro Quality stamp accreditation

Name: PACK OF 10 Irwin 10505213 880 UN Universal Panel Saw 550mm (22in) 8 TPI Drywall Screw - Coarse Thread FIFA Pro Quality stamp accreditation
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36932033701
Price: 66.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.784800000000001 (11 reviews)

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PACK OF 10 Irwin 10505213 880 UN Universal Panel Saw 550mm (22in) 8 TPI Drywall Screw Coarse Thread FIFA Pro Quality stamp accreditation FIFA Pro Quality stamp accreditation mark Windscreen The IRWIN Jack Universal 880 Triple Ground Hardpoint Saw is fitted with a high quality C75 steel blade and features a unique Triple Ground tooth design offering up to 25% faster cutting performance than traditional double ground saws The blade is treated with a water based lacquer providing 4x the added protection than conventional anti rust agents

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