Flextool BladeTec Easy Lock Grinding Shoes - Hard Concrete 16 grit Professional construction wire Additional Features Details Operating Weight

Name: Flextool BladeTec Easy Lock Grinding Shoes - Hard Concrete 16 grit Professional construction wire Additional Features Details Operating Weight
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77715679683
Price: 111.00 USD
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Rating: 4.288 (7 reviews)

Flextool BladeTec Easy Lock Grinding Shoes - Hard Concrete 16 grit Professional construction wire Additional Features Details Operating Weight

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Flextool BladeTec Easy Lock Grinding Shoes Hard Concrete 16 grit Professional construction wire Additional Features Details Operating Weight Additional Features Details Operating Weight (kg) Supports blades up to 355mm with a maximum cutting depth of 125mm ideal for heavy duty applications These grinding shoes are compatible with a wide range of concrete grinding machines The Flextool BladeTec Easy Lock Grinding Shoes are built for maximum grinding performance

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