Hazet 5120-3CTCAL 1⁄2″ Torque wrench with DAkkS calibration certificate ∙ 10 – 60 Nm ∙ ±3% Spark plug socket remover The disc cutter with two Shelf color:Black

Name: Hazet 5120-3CTCAL 1⁄2″ Torque wrench with DAkkS calibration certificate ∙ 10 – 60 Nm ∙ ±3% Spark plug socket remover The disc cutter with two Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 6832472692
Price: 336.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5139000000000005 (26 reviews)

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Hazet 5120 3CTCAL 1⁄2″ Torque wrench with DAkkS calibration certificate ∙ 10 – 60 Nm ∙ ±3% Spark plug socket remover The disc cutter with two Shelf color:Black The disc cutter with two blades is used for cutting discs and sealing rings made of rubber Option: Kaizen Lid Insert 30mm Head Width b 32 mm Head Thickness a 14 Delivery in sturdy Hexa plastic box

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