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Hammer Deadblow White Nylon Spare Tip 40mm Facom 212E.40 For 212A.40 SAND-A4261 The specially designed steel wedge Perfect for construction flooring

Name: Hammer Deadblow White Nylon Spare Tip 40mm Facom 212E.40 For 212A.40 SAND-A4261 The specially designed steel wedge Perfect for construction flooring
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 25566529644
Price: 53.79 USD
Availability: InStock
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Hammer Deadblow White Nylon Spare Tip 40mm Facom 212E.40 For 212A.40 SAND A4261 The specially designed steel wedge Perfect for construction flooring The specially designed steel wedge spreads the clamping force uniformly on both sides of the 7075 T6 aluminum channel Extra long blade for improved access to recessed fasteners 40 Facom 40mm Spare Tip Replacement tip for 212A series dead blow hammer

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