Milwaukee Replacement Backing Pad For M18 FUEL™ 5" Random Orbital Sander 48-32-4022 Variable speed dial allows operator GRA82003

Name: Milwaukee Replacement Backing Pad For M18 FUEL™ 5" Random Orbital Sander 48-32-4022 Variable speed dial allows operator GRA82003
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87692260496
Price: 27.98 USD
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Milwaukee Replacement Backing Pad For M18 FUEL™ 5" Random Orbital Sander 48 32 4022 Variable speed dial allows operator GRA82003 Variable speed dial allows operator to adjust speed based on materials or application consistency and strength The MILWAUKEE® 5" Random Orbital Sander Pad is a random orbital sander replacement pad designed for use with the M18 FUEL™ 5" Random Orbital Sander The Milwaukee® random orbital sanding pad features a bend resistant design and premium hook and loop backing to deliver increased durability across a wide variety of materials on the jobsite

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