Fujiya Kurokin 3020N-200BG Eccentric Power Pliers with Thread Repair and Deburring Tyer lever The spindle is available either Shelf color:Black

Name: Fujiya Kurokin 3020N-200BG Eccentric Power Pliers with Thread Repair and Deburring Tyer lever The spindle is available either Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 79157588798
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3465 (28 reviews)

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Fujiya Kurokin 3020N 200BG Eccentric Power Pliers with Thread Repair and Deburring Tyer lever The spindle is available either Shelf color:Black The spindle is available either with or without additional accessories and is used to spread the spreader jaws during internal extraction 220 mm length The premium black plated finish provides superior rust resistance and the iconic VVF (VA) wire: Φ2

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