Kukko 54-3-M - Replacement splitter chisel for two-jaw mechanical nut splitter K-54-B, 54-3 Hitachi/Metabo NR65AK Hanger (1) 16" Bottom Cleat Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 54-3-M - Replacement splitter chisel for two-jaw mechanical nut splitter K-54-B, 54-3 Hitachi/Metabo NR65AK Hanger (1) 16" Bottom Cleat Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 73921746283
Price: 105.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Kukko 54 3 M Replacement splitter chisel for two jaw mechanical nut splitter K 54 B, 54 3 Hitachi Metabo NR65AK Hanger (1) 16" Bottom Cleat Shelf color:Black (1) 16" Bottom Cleat 220V + 15% Input frequency 50 60Hz 50 60Hz Frequency (Hz) 60 No load voltage (V) 63 Output current (A) mechanical nut splitters of series 54 The hardened splitter edges ensure the splitting of nuts in a single operation

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