Kukko 30-10-S-T - 3-arm universal puller 120 x 100 mm with extremely narrow puller hooks PZ3 This foam is a specialized Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 30-10-S-T - 3-arm universal puller 120 x 100 mm with extremely narrow puller hooks PZ3 This foam is a specialized Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 62159247255
Price: 157.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.371700000000001 (7 reviews)

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Kukko 30 10 S T 3 arm universal puller 120 x 100 mm with extremely narrow puller hooks PZ3 This foam is a specialized Shelf color:Black This foam is a specialized foam used for organizing and protecting tools and equipment Felo 34522010 Hexagonal L Key Short HEX 22 The 3 jaw design guarantees a uniform load distribution and thus a particularly secure grip on the part being pulled synchronizers

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