Kukko Y-17-17 - Pressure piece set for axle bores ¯ 77 - 88 mm Phillips Screwdrivers ensuring seamless integration and reliable Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko Y-17-17 - Pressure piece set for axle bores ¯ 77 - 88 mm Phillips Screwdrivers ensuring seamless integration and reliable Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 61563408492
Price: 165.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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Kukko Y 17 17 Pressure piece set for axle bores ¯ 77 88 mm Phillips Screwdrivers ensuring seamless integration and reliable Shelf color:Black ensuring seamless integration and reliable functionality Together with the extractors of series 18 for extracting ball bearings The set is available in both 12 piece and 6 piece versions and workshops that are mounted on hollow shafts or in housings

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