Insize Ball Point 7.3mm Range Series 6282-0101 Insize Thickness Gauge 0-10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2364-10B Convenient Storage Case: Comes in 11102

Name: Insize Ball Point 7.3mm Range Series 6282-0101 Insize Thickness Gauge 0-10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2364-10B Convenient Storage Case: Comes in 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48444044264
Price: 22.00 USD
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Insize Ball Point 7.3mm Range Series 6282-0101 Insize Thickness Gauge 0-10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2364-10B Convenient Storage Case: Comes in 11102

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Insize Ball Point 7.3mm Range Series 6282 0101 Insize Thickness Gauge 0 10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2364 10B Convenient Storage Case: Comes in 11102 Convenient Storage Case: Comes in a sturdy assortment case measuring 280mm x 180mm with a 46mm overall depth Maximum Offset: 15mm Insize Ball Point the INSIZE ball point is the perfect attachment for a variety of INSIZE equipment

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