METABO 13mm ALL METAL KEYLESS CHUCK – SUIT MAKITA & MILWAUKEE CORDLESS DRILL ETC Bahco Double sleeve with radial locking 161659778261

Name: METABO 13mm ALL METAL KEYLESS CHUCK – SUIT MAKITA & MILWAUKEE CORDLESS DRILL ETC Bahco Double sleeve with radial locking 161659778261
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39351838306
Price: 64.90 USD
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METABO 13mm ALL METAL KEYLESS CHUCK – SUIT MAKITA & MILWAUKEE CORDLESS DRILL ETC Bahco Double sleeve with radial locking 161659778261 Double sleeve with radial locking for secure tool clamping bondhus gorilla grip 7pce torx tamperproof fold up hex key set – MADE IN USA is a family owned and operated business with over 35 years of experience in the sale and service of trade quality hand and power tools METABO 13mm ALL METAL KEYLESS CHUCK – SUIT MAKITA & MILWAUKEE CORDLESS DRILL ETC

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