Draper AIR RIVETER KIT 16877 16877 Air Riveter Kit (14 Piece) Collated - Wing-Tip Screw - Light Section Steel Capacity in concrete 16mm

Name: Draper AIR RIVETER KIT 16877 16877 Air Riveter Kit (14 Piece) Collated - Wing-Tip Screw - Light Section Steel Capacity in concrete 16mm
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 9732911756
Price: 84.25 USD
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Draper AIR RIVETER KIT 16877 16877 Air Riveter Kit (14 Piece) Collated Wing Tip Screw Light Section Steel Capacity in concrete 16mm Capacity in concrete 16mm * Dual Density PU * 200 Joule steel toe cap * Steel midsole protection* Shock absorber heel* Anti static* Oil resistant sole* Slip resistant * Water resistant leather upper* Conforms to EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 SRC Air Riveter Kit (14 Piece)AIR RIVETER KIT 16877 16877 Supplied inside a blow moulded plastic storage case with carry handle

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