Kale HD25 104-112mm W4 TOX (ea) Lubrication Working Range: 790 to 1810mm CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Kale HD25 104-112mm W4 TOX (ea) Lubrication Working Range: 790 to 1810mm CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 88953010022
Price: 49.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3573 (21 reviews)

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Kale HD25 104 112mm W4 TOX (ea) Lubrication Working Range: 790 to 1810mm CAM VW1 RT Working Range: 790 to 1810mm Champion Metrical Door Trim Clip 16mm x 9mm 50pk Qty per pack = 50 CBP90 16mm Head 9mm Length Door Trim Clips PANEL TRIM FASTENERS Listing The Champion product range of Trim Clips are engineered one piece snap in fasteners designed for easy installation into pre punched holes and body panels Bolt: ISO 3506 1 Class A2 70 Kale HD25 104 112mm W4 TOX (ea) Innovatively designed and meticulously engineered Kale Heavy Duty T Bolt clamps have achieved new standards in performance and reliability Kale HD T Bolt clamps are manufactured utilising TOX® Clinching joints

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