ALPHA FRY - Alpha Fry 16 oz Lead-Free Solid Wire Solder 0.125 in. D Silver-Bearing Alloy 1 pc 2117 Featuring a practical two-pocket style EJD7013866

Name: ALPHA FRY - Alpha Fry 16 oz Lead-Free Solid Wire Solder 0.125 in. D Silver-Bearing Alloy 1 pc 2117 Featuring a practical two-pocket style EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81519773745
Price: 75.13 USD
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ALPHA FRY - Alpha Fry 16 oz Lead-Free Solid Wire Solder 0.125 in. D Silver-Bearing Alloy 1 pc 2117 Featuring a practical two-pocket style EJD7013866

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ALPHA FRY Alpha Fry 16 oz Lead Free Solid Wire Solder 0.125 in. D Silver Bearing Alloy 1 pc 2117 Featuring a practical two pocket style EJD7013866 Featuring a practical two pocket style and a 1 3 cut end tab Experience seamless wrapping and sealing with this versatile magic tape This high performance solder wire is crafted for precision and reliability perfect for both professional and DIY projects

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