Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0-200mm Range Series 1248-200 Insize Metric 60° Screw Pitch Gauge 0.25-6mm Range Series 4820-1241 Accepts 25mm boring bars 11102

Name: Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0-200mm Range Series 1248-200 Insize Metric 60° Screw Pitch Gauge 0.25-6mm Range Series 4820-1241 Accepts 25mm boring bars 11102
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SKU: 66862633119
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Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0-200mm Range Series 1248-200 Insize Metric 60° Screw Pitch Gauge 0.25-6mm Range Series 4820-1241 Accepts 25mm boring bars 11102

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Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0 200mm Range Series 1248 200 Insize Metric 60° Screw Pitch Gauge 0.25 6mm Range Series 4820 1241 Accepts 25mm boring bars 11102 Accepts 25mm boring bars Size : 5 8" 18 UNF This instrument provides reliable depth readings and is easy to operate and adjust Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge

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