Insize Feeler Gauge Set 0.04-1mm Range Series 4601-25 25 x 50mm D.O.C HSS 3/4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter vertical-align:top} Code Measurement Range Graduation 11102

Name: Insize Feeler Gauge Set 0.04-1mm Range Series 4601-25 25 x 50mm D.O.C HSS 3/4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter vertical-align:top} Code Measurement Range Graduation 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 95144344502
Price: 22.00 USD
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Insize Feeler Gauge Set 0.04 1mm Range Series 4601 25 25 x 50mm D.O.C HSS 3 4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter vertical align:top} Code Measurement Range Graduation 11102 vertical align:top} Code Measurement Range Graduation Accuracy 4839 1 Bevel on end preparation 37 and fabrication tasks Easy to use and read gauge set for the accurate measurement of very small gaps Insize Feeler Gauge Set with Support 0

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