Hazet 986SL-9 1⁄2″ Screwdriver socket ∙ Inside hexagon profile ∙ 9 mm Systainer Rack Mounting If the center bottom ridge Shelf color:Black

Name: Hazet 986SL-9 1⁄2″ Screwdriver socket ∙ Inside hexagon profile ∙ 9 mm Systainer Rack Mounting If the center bottom ridge Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 17992987700
Price: 29.50 USD
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Hazet 986SL 9 1⁄2″ Screwdriver socket ∙ Inside hexagon profile ∙ 9 mm Systainer Rack Mounting If the center bottom ridge Shelf color:Black If the center bottom ridge exceeds 1 4" these will not fit without cutting laser engraving on the end of the handle – quick identification of screw profile and size Particularly suitable for continuous load Optimised corrosion protection

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