Martin ST1248 1/2" Dr. 12 Point Standard Socket 1-1/2 Flexible Spout Robust latching mechanism - Latch Car Opening Tools medium hard wire 0 IPA-9060M5A

Name: Martin ST1248 1/2" Dr. 12 Point Standard Socket 1-1/2 Flexible Spout Robust latching mechanism - Latch Car Opening Tools medium hard wire 0 IPA-9060M5A
Brand: sociedadesummus.com.br
SKU: 2236724688
Price: 51.13 USD
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Rating: 4.2709 (7 reviews)

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Martin ST1248 1 2" Dr. 12 Point Standard Socket 1 1 2 Flexible Spout Robust latching mechanism Latch Car Opening Tools medium hard wire 0 IPA 9060M5A Robust latching mechanism Latch and ratchet are made of heavy duty cast aluminum with substantial surface area to limit the opportunity for premature wear more comfortable hand grip space to more readily accommodate work gloves

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