Wright Tool 67H-31MM 3/4" Drive 12 Point Standard Metric Impact Socket - 31mm Series-Gedore Black Double Open Ended Spanner Cutting edges additionally inductively hardened Quantity:20 Pads

Name: Wright Tool 67H-31MM 3/4" Drive 12 Point Standard Metric Impact Socket - 31mm Series-Gedore Black Double Open Ended Spanner Cutting edges additionally inductively hardened Quantity:20 Pads
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SKU: 50242343463
Price: 28.56 USD
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Wright Tool 67H 31MM 3 4" Drive 12 Point Standard Metric Impact Socket 31mm Series Gedore Black Double Open Ended Spanner Cutting edges additionally inductively hardened Quantity:20 Pads Cutting edges additionally inductively hardened 35 mm) & 3 16" (4 United States Drive Connector Size

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