Acrow BT40-SLN20-090 – Sidelock (Weldon) Holder (Ø20 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0- 300mm / 0-12" Range Series 1106-302 A specialized digital caliper designed 11102

Name: Acrow BT40-SLN20-090 – Sidelock (Weldon) Holder (Ø20 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0- 300mm / 0-12" Range Series 1106-302 A specialized digital caliper designed 11102
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SKU: 91879167304
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Acrow BT40 SLN20 090 – Sidelock (Weldon) Holder (Ø20 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0 300mm 0 12" Range Series 1106 302 A specialized digital caliper designed 11102 A specialized digital caliper designed for accurately measuring disc brake thickness and brake pad wear Ordering Code: 27 IR 3 STACME BMA ØD (Body Diameter): 52 mm Acrow BT40 SLN20 090 – Sidelock (Weldon) Holder (Ø20 mm Bore

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