W. Rose RO310-10 1/2-PK2 10-1/2” Philadelphia Brick Trowel with Leather Handle Series-Klein Tools Wire Pulling Grips 1625 Meet ESD standards for protecting Quantity:20 Pads

Name: W. Rose RO310-10 1/2-PK2 10-1/2” Philadelphia Brick Trowel with Leather Handle Series-Klein Tools Wire Pulling Grips 1625 Meet ESD standards for protecting Quantity:20 Pads
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W. Rose RO310 10 1 2 PK2 10 1 2” Philadelphia Brick Trowel with Leather Handle Series Klein Tools Wire Pulling Grips 1625 Meet ESD standards for protecting Quantity:20 Pads Meet ESD standards for protecting components from electrostatic discharge 00810638220 Square heel holds the most mortar California Residents

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