Insize Micrometer Setting Standard 75mm Range Series 6310-75 7 pairs Parallel Steel Gauge Block Set Ground Steel 14 plates150 mm Long Part No : 4129-20P 11102

Name: Insize Micrometer Setting Standard 75mm Range Series 6310-75 7 pairs Parallel Steel Gauge Block Set Ground Steel 14 plates150 mm Long Part No : 4129-20P 11102
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SKU: 1945159605
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Insize Micrometer Setting Standard 75mm Range Series 6310-75 7 pairs Parallel Steel Gauge Block Set Ground Steel 14 plates150 mm Long Part No : 4129-20P 11102

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Insize Micrometer Setting Standard 75mm Range Series 6310 75 7 pairs Parallel Steel Gauge Block Set Ground Steel 14 plates150 mm Long Part No : 4129 20P 11102 Part No : 4129 20P Extension rods included: 12 Insize Micrometer Setting Standard 75mm Range Diameter (D): Ø7mm

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