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Hans 1" Drive Budd Wheel Deep Impact Socket (4PTS) 88305M Size:21mm Impacts Per Minute (IPM) Max: Power:7.5Hp

Name: Hans 1" Drive Budd Wheel Deep Impact Socket (4PTS) 88305M Size:21mm Impacts Per Minute (IPM) Max: Power:7.5Hp
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 10954130110
Price: 490.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Hans 1" Drive Budd Wheel Deep Impact Socket (4PTS) 88305M Size:21mm Impacts Per Minute (IPM) Max: Power:7.5Hp Impacts Per Minute (IPM) Max: 0 4 Capacity Machine Screw: M4 – M8 mm (5 32 – 5 16″) Standard Bolt: M5 – M14 (3 16 – 9 16″) High Strength Bolt: M5 – M12 (3 16 – 1 2″) Coarse thread (in length): 22 – 90 mm (7 8 – 3 1 2″) Hex Shank 6 Size (mm) 17 19 20 21 22 An Lock Drive® (Superb Torque) was founded with one mission in mind: to help their customers get the job done correctly

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