Lufkin Tinner's Steel Circumference Rules, 1 1/4 in x 4 ft, Steel #954FTN 814-4208 9 pounds per pair for RB8894-8.5M

Name: Lufkin Tinner's Steel Circumference Rules, 1 1/4 in x 4 ft, Steel #954FTN 814-4208 9 pounds per pair for RB8894-8.5M
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 45033845429
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Lufkin Tinner's Steel Circumference Rules, 1 1 4 in x 4 ft, Steel #954FTN 814 4208 9 pounds per pair for RB8894 8.5M 9 pounds per pair for a size 8 Standards ANSI A1264 Crescent Lufkin® Tinner's Steel Circumference RulesProduct Details:Standard rule with tinners and other steel metalworkersTempered medium weight steelHole in one end for hangingMarkings are black for easy reading954 model one side upper edge marked inches to 1 16thsLower edge marked up to 150 circumference inches to 1 8thsReverse side of model has formulas for calculating circumference

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