4pc Brass Compression Union 90° Male Female Elbow (T1/8xM1/8) Insize Dial Thickness Gauge 0-1mm Resolution Series 2360-1 The ISR-CS319 specimen set is 11102

Name: 4pc Brass Compression Union 90° Male Female Elbow (T1/8xM1/8) Insize Dial Thickness Gauge 0-1mm Resolution Series 2360-1 The ISR-CS319 specimen set is 11102
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4pc Brass Compression Union 90° Male Female Elbow (T1/8xM1/8) Insize Dial Thickness Gauge 0-1mm Resolution Series 2360-1 The ISR-CS319 specimen set is 11102

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4pc Brass Compression Union 90° Male Female Elbow (T1 8xM1 8) Insize Dial Thickness Gauge 0 1mm Resolution Series 2360 1 The ISR CS319 specimen set is 11102 The ISR CS319 specimen set is commonly used in machining workshops Insize Carbide Dial Test Styli Pack of 4 pieces for multiple applications RP7009 T4 M4 Compression 90° Male Elbow (1 8"x1 8") – 4pcs

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