Insize Mechanical Bore Gauge 100-160 mm Range Series 2322-161A Insize Long Handle Telescopic Gauge 19-32mm Range Series 4209-3 525 kg approximate 11102

Name: Insize Mechanical Bore Gauge 100-160 mm Range Series 2322-161A Insize Long Handle Telescopic Gauge 19-32mm Range Series 4209-3 525 kg approximate 11102
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SKU: 38505639973
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Insize Mechanical Bore Gauge 100-160 mm Range Series 2322-161A Insize Long Handle Telescopic Gauge 19-32mm Range Series 4209-3 525 kg approximate 11102

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Insize Mechanical Bore Gauge 100 160 mm Range Series 2322 161A Insize Long Handle Telescopic Gauge 19 32mm Range Series 4209 3 525 kg approximate 11102 525 kg approximate Automatic Power Control: Power activates when the digital unit is moved Ceramic contact point Insize 100 160mm Bore Gauge

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