Insize Imperial Outside Micrometer W/ Analog Counter 1-2" Range Series 3400-2 Insize Imperial Outside Micrometer W/ Analog Counter 0-1" Range Series 3400-1 M16 drawbar thread for secure 11102

Name: Insize Imperial Outside Micrometer W/ Analog Counter 1-2" Range Series 3400-2 Insize Imperial Outside Micrometer W/ Analog Counter 0-1" Range Series 3400-1 M16 drawbar thread for secure 11102
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SKU: 69426033894
Price: 114.50 USD
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Insize Imperial Outside Micrometer W Analog Counter 1 2" Range Series 3400 2 Insize Imperial Outside Micrometer W Analog Counter 0 1" Range Series 3400 1 M16 drawbar thread for secure 11102 M16 drawbar thread for secure retention Designed for checking It is the ideal tool for ensuring accurate measurements in various industrial applications Insize Metric Outside Micrometer with Analog Counter 1 2"

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