Kukko 71-L-SR-13 - Plastic impact ring for bearing installation tool set (13) 20-42 Packout Feet Start Current Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 71-L-SR-13 - Plastic impact ring for bearing installation tool set (13) 20-42 Packout Feet Start Current Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 78179272709
Price: 51.99 USD
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Kukko 71 L SR 13 Plastic impact ring for bearing installation tool set (13) 20 42 Packout Feet Start Current Shelf color:Black Start Current The Blue Dog Square can even hang on vertical panels while resting on the dogs The impact rings made of extremely impact resistant plastic are required for the installation of bearings and seals The plastic impact rings are spare parts for the bearing installation tool set (light external assembly model) of the series 71 L

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