Wright Tool 9AC12 12-Inch Chrome Adjustable Wrench a+|0|1675966753791 Measurement range: -40°F to 399°F GED-6191750 Waist Size:44 W Slim version is suitable a+|0|1711150951427

Name: Wright Tool 9AC12 12-Inch Chrome Adjustable Wrench a+|0|1675966753791 Measurement range: -40°F to 399°F GED-6191750 Waist Size:44 W Slim version is suitable a+|0|1711150951427
Brand: editorachavemestra.com.br
SKU: 29339004507
Price: 46.64 USD
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Wright Tool 9AC12 12 Inch Chrome Adjustable Wrench a+ 0 1675966753791 Measurement range: 40°F to 399°F GED 6191750 Waist Size:44 W Slim version is suitable a+ 0 1711150951427 Measurement range: 40°F to 399°F ( 40°C to 204°C) Clamping range: 50–80 mm

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