Kukko 70-K - Puller sets for small ball bearings Insulated Sockets Used together with the chain Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 70-K - Puller sets for small ball bearings Insulated Sockets Used together with the chain Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 12623969830
Price: 766.75 USD
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Kukko 70 K Puller sets for small ball bearings Insulated Sockets Used together with the chain Shelf color:Black Used together with the chain breaker basic device 59 1 or the KUKKO chain breaker set KS 59 1 14 The hollow handle design provides optimal balance The series 70 impresses with its specially developed extraction jaws designed for precise installation into the bearing tracks the completeness of the set can be easily overviewed

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