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RIDGID 34403 Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter, Chain Pipe Cutter And Cast Iron Pipe Cutter Drill Details: The BESSEY fixed jaw

Name: RIDGID 34403 Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter, Chain Pipe Cutter And Cast Iron Pipe Cutter Drill Details: The BESSEY fixed jaw
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 62645764530
Price: 344.48 USD
Availability: InStock
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RIDGID 34403 Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter, Chain Pipe Cutter And Cast Iron Pipe Cutter Drill Details: The BESSEY fixed jaw Details: The BESSEY fixed jaw parallel clamps are class leading examples of BESSEY’s commitment to continuous improvement High visibility laser etched markings provide quick size identification Soil pipe cutter with the capacity to cut 1 1 2 inch to 4 inch No Hub and Service Weight Soil Pipe Sizes are indexed for ID (inner diameter) wrap the chain around the soil pipe and press

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