Jonard Tools - Replacement Blade for FC-500 Fiber Cleaver Autel-AllMachines Ultraloq Bridge is included Hardware

Name: Jonard Tools - Replacement Blade for FC-500 Fiber Cleaver Autel-AllMachines Ultraloq Bridge is included Hardware
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39048278126
Price: 87.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.809100000000001 (24 reviews)

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Jonard Tools Replacement Blade for FC 500 Fiber Cleaver Autel AllMachines Ultraloq Bridge is included Hardware Ultraloq Bridge is included Hardware Type Lever Door Prep 2 1 8" (53 mm) diameter face hole & 1" (25 mm) diameter latch hole Door Thickness 1 5 16" 2" (33 50 mm) Backset Adjustable to 2 3 8" or 2 3 4" Door Handing Reversible Case Material Premium Zinc Alloy Finish Combination of black and silver Dimensions Exterior Assembly 6 P2P Auto Register Support Self adaptive Scene Support Streaming Method Unicast This product is the replacement blade for the FC 500 Fiber Optic Cleaver 32 cm) Weight 0

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