Miller-Smith ST610 HD Acetylene Heating Tip strong-hand-tools Lincoln 1/2

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Miller-Smith ST610 HD Acetylene Heating Tip strong-hand-tools Lincoln 1/2" Thread-On Flush 350A

Name: Miller-Smith ST610 HD Acetylene Heating Tip strong-hand-tools Lincoln 1/2" Thread-On Flush 350A
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SKU: 57170905924
Price: 147.54 USD
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Miller Smith ST610 HD Acetylene Heating Tip strong hand tools Lincoln 1 2" Thread On Flush 350A Lincoln 1 2" Thread On Flush 350A Nozzle KP2742 1 50S Lincoln 1 2" Thread On Stickout Nozzle KP2742 1 62R Lincoln 5 8" Thread On 1 8" Recessed 350A Nozzle KP2742 1 62F Lincoln 5 8" Thread On Flush 350A Nozzle KP2742 1 62S Lincoln 5 8" Thread On Stickout Nozzle Magnetic Force: 80 lbs (36 kg) 890 Average BTU Hour Heads are maufactured from solid copper

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