11" Asphalt Cutter - B30500 - (1-1/8" Hex) Underwater Chipping Hammer and breaking of softer concretes 07638

Name: 11" Asphalt Cutter - B30500 - (1-1/8" Hex) Underwater Chipping Hammer and breaking of softer concretes 07638
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 6880511926
Price: 87.14 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1107000000000005 (10 reviews)

SKU 6880511926 · ★ 4.1

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11" Asphalt Cutter B30500 (1 1 8" Hex) Underwater Chipping Hammer and breaking of softer concretes 07638 and breaking of softer concretes and other substances too soft for efficient bull moil point work slicing and trimming rope in a controlled movement without fully exposing the cutting edge The 5" wide blade of the asphalt cutter is specifically designed so that the full width of the blade can be used to its full advantage for cutting asphalt This asphalt cutter is 11" with a 5" blade and has a 1 1 8" x 6" hex shank that can ONLY be used in the BR67

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