Tajima Tool ALSA-A270 Aluminist G-Saw - Sheath, 9 TPI Fluoro-Coat Blade, Aluminum / Elastomer Handle a+|0|1686249867958 LC side is a friction-lock Quantity:20 Pads

Name: Tajima Tool ALSA-A270 Aluminist G-Saw - Sheath, 9 TPI Fluoro-Coat Blade, Aluminum / Elastomer Handle a+|0|1686249867958 LC side is a friction-lock Quantity:20 Pads
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SKU: 14801987207
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Tajima Tool ALSA A270 Aluminist G Saw Sheath, 9 TPI Fluoro Coat Blade, Aluminum Elastomer Handle a+ 0 1686249867958 LC side is a friction lock Quantity:20 Pads LC side is a friction lock female connection that accepts male LC connectors found on LC patch cords Padded straps California Residents Tapered 9 TPI Fluoro Coat blades

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