TTG 16in Open Top Tool Bag w/ Moulded Rubber Base WSS5012 Hardness Range: 75 Shore CAM-VW1-RT

Name: TTG 16in Open Top Tool Bag w/ Moulded Rubber Base WSS5012 Hardness Range: 75 Shore CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74625293253
Price: 87.75 USD
Availability: InStock
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TTG 16in Open Top Tool Bag w Moulded Rubber Base WSS5012 Hardness Range: 75 Shore CAM VW1 RT Hardness Range: 75 Shore Champion 1 2in x 10 32in Screw & Nut 100pk Description TG4516 16in Open Top Soft Sided Tool Bag 410mm x 210mm x 330mm Tuff TRADE Gear A premium quality open top soft sided tool bag which features a rubberised waterproof base (a Worksafe NZ requirement on many NZ construction sites) with an extra large centre section plus 27 pockets and 6 sleeves for ample tool storage includes an electrical tape strap tape measure clip a sturdy steel bar handle with foam grip and a padded shoulder strap 27 pockets inside 6 web sleeves provide storage and organisation for your favourite hand tools

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