KNIPEX Siphon and Connector Pliers for Traps Tube Fittings Connectors 250mm Plastic Coated 81 01 250 SB Ratchet_90 Tooth 3/8”Sq Drive Gear-To-Gear 90-Tooth Ratchet Type_Grease Connector

Name: KNIPEX Siphon and Connector Pliers for Traps Tube Fittings Connectors 250mm Plastic Coated 81 01 250 SB Ratchet_90 Tooth 3/8”Sq Drive Gear-To-Gear 90-Tooth Ratchet Type_Grease Connector
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 51530495651
Price: 35.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4401 (14 reviews)

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KNIPEX Siphon and Connector Pliers for Traps Tube Fittings Connectors 250mm Plastic Coated 81 01 250 SB Ratchet_90 Tooth 3 8”Sq Drive Gear To Gear 90 Tooth Ratchet Type_Grease Connector 3 8”Sq Drive Gear To Gear 90 Tooth Ratchet Wrench with Quick Release Sealey Valve Spring Compressor Multi Valve Ideal for tightening and loosening siphon screw connections plastic pipe fittings and round union nuts

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