Insize Center Marking Gauge 100x70mm Range Series 7205-100 660 Piece Phillips head wafer head tek screw grab kit assortment Vertical Milling & Turning 11102

Name: Insize Center Marking Gauge 100x70mm Range Series 7205-100 660 Piece Phillips head wafer head tek screw grab kit assortment Vertical Milling & Turning 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90248976540
Price: 185.75 USD
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Insize Center Marking Gauge 100x70mm Range Series 7205-100 660 Piece Phillips head wafer head tek screw grab kit assortment Vertical Milling & Turning 11102

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Insize Center Marking Gauge 100x70mm Range Series 7205 100 660 Piece Phillips head wafer head tek screw grab kit assortment Vertical Milling & Turning 11102 Vertical Milling & Turning Designed for durability Insize Center Marking Gauge Function: Marks the center of round plates and shafts

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