OMER ( Old # 90.38 ) ( New 90.438 ) 5/8" - 1-9/16" 18 GAUGE NARROW CROWN STAPLER Flood Sucker For use with CFP 2000 Size:2 1/2 Inch

Name: OMER ( Old # 90.38 ) ( New 90.438 ) 5/8" - 1-9/16" 18 GAUGE NARROW CROWN STAPLER Flood Sucker For use with CFP 2000 Size:2 1/2 Inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 32344875204
Price: 181.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6084000000000005 (8 reviews)

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OMER ( Old # 90.38 ) ( New 90.438 ) 5 8" 1 9 16" 18 GAUGE NARROW CROWN STAPLER Flood Sucker For use with CFP 2000 Size:2 1 2 Inch For use with CFP 2000 Technical Specification Item Filter BagType Dry Efficiency HEPA For Use With Mfr Max fastener length: 1 9 16" You can't help but marvel at the strikingly streamlined front of the tool that ensures enhanced maneuverability and an even better angle of attack when tight places defy easy reach

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