Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0-200mm Range Series 1248-2001 x2 XEN-L1121 Generic Red Plunger NC Contact Block Switch Designed for smooth operation and 11102

Name: Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0-200mm Range Series 1248-2001 x2 XEN-L1121 Generic Red Plunger NC Contact Block Switch Designed for smooth operation and 11102
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SKU: 59744868903
Price: 122.86 USD
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Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0-200mm Range Series 1248-2001 x2 XEN-L1121 Generic Red Plunger NC Contact Block Switch Designed for smooth operation and 11102

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Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge 0 200mm Range Series 1248 2001 x2 XEN L1121 Generic Red Plunger NC Contact Block Switch Designed for smooth operation and 11102 Designed for smooth operation and long term durability Part Number: 3290 143 Ideal for accurately checking groove depths Insize Vernier Hook Depth Gauge

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