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Conbraco Apollo PEX 69PTBJ0010C 3/8-inch - 1-inch One Hand Cinch Clamp Tool,Black

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Conbraco Apollo PEX 69PTBJ0010C 3/8-inch - 1-inch One Hand Cinch Clamp Tool,BlackApollo Crimping Tool 1 pc. Country of Origin: China The package height is 29. 3 centimeters The package length is 4. 5 centimeters The package width is 21. 5 centimeters See more product details Material Alloy Steel Brand Conbraco Item dimensions L x W x H 1. 4 x 9. 8 x 8 inches Color Black Style Modern Item Weight 2 Pounds Clamp Width 45 Millimeters Tensile Strength 1500 Pounds UPC 670750193101 Global Trade Identification Number 00670750193101

Apollo Crimping Tool 1 pc.

  • Country of Origin: China
  • The package height is 29.3 centimeters
  • The package length is 4.5 centimeters
  • The package width is 21.5 centimeters
Material Alloy Steel
Brand Conbraco
Item dimensions L x W x H 1.4 x 9.8 x 8 inches
Color Black
Style Modern
Item Weight 2 Pounds
Clamp Width 45 Millimeters
Tensile Strength 1500 Pounds
UPC 670750193101
Global Trade Identification Number 00670750193101
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