Flextool BladeTec Diamond Blade - Asphalt - Segmented Turbo Rim 450mm 18" Construction tool spares Husqvarna is also a leading

Name: Flextool BladeTec Diamond Blade - Asphalt - Segmented Turbo Rim 450mm 18" Construction tool spares Husqvarna is also a leading
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53080473071
Price: 313.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1116 (18 reviews)

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Flextool BladeTec Diamond Blade Asphalt Segmented Turbo Rim 450mm 18" Construction tool spares Husqvarna is also a leading Husqvarna is also a leading member of the OSA (Organisation for the Safety of Abrasives) This essential concrete tool enhances surface preparation the Flextool BladeTec Diamond Blades meet the highest international standards for safety and reliability in cutting and grinding applications The Flextool BladeTec Asphalt Diamond Blade is engineered with a specialized segmented turbo rim design

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