Aiko Cordless Battery Powered Cable Terminal Crimping Tools 18V #EBS-630U | Model: EBS-630U Jump Start Cable 000 r/min no load speed Total Head Lift M Length:50m PRS-76C Soldering Station

Name: Aiko Cordless Battery Powered Cable Terminal Crimping Tools 18V #EBS-630U | Model: EBS-630U Jump Start Cable 000 r/min no load speed Total Head Lift M Length:50m PRS-76C Soldering Station
Brand: www.gesanet.net
SKU: 52851228898
Price: 1024.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3573 (18 reviews)

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Aiko Cordless Battery Powered Cable Terminal Crimping Tools 18V #EBS 630U Model: EBS 630U Jump Start Cable 000 r min no load speed Total Head Lift M Length:50m PRS 76C Soldering Station 000 r min no load speed helps you got job done quickly Capacity Depressed center wheel : 100mm (4”)

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