1300-SS-03 - Milton® 1/2” Drive Shallow 3/8"-1-1/8" SAE Impact Socket Set w/Universal Joint & Extension Bars (17-Piece) 1525G this pump offers superior chemical ze1542

Name: 1300-SS-03 - Milton® 1/2” Drive Shallow 3/8"-1-1/8" SAE Impact Socket Set w/Universal Joint & Extension Bars (17-Piece) 1525G this pump offers superior chemical ze1542
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68591795391
Price: 85.35 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.666 (11 reviews)

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1300 SS 03 Milton® 1 2” Drive Shallow 3 8" 1 1 8" SAE Impact Socket Set w Universal Joint & Extension Bars (17 Piece) 1525G this pump offers superior chemical ze1542 this pump offers superior chemical resistance and petroleum based liquids making this a versatile pump in your shop Milton® impact socket sets are forged from the finest chrome moly steel which provides the best strength and durability Sockets are designed and crafted to take on the toughest jobs with solid performance

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