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Bermuda. Elasticated waist on both sides. 6 pockets. Twill 65% polyester 35% cotton 245 g/m².
Grey-Yellow, Black-Red
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Reference: 94.270345
Brand: Yato
A set of four strong, spring-loaded angle clamps, designed for clamping connected elements at an angle of 90 degrees. The bodies of the clamps are made of plastic, symbol PA6, equipped with strong steel compression springs. Working range from 5 to 22 mm. External dimensions 80 x 85 x 50 mm.Purpose / application
Reference: 54.000235
Brand: Yato
Weight 0.7 kg Total weight with packaging 0.7 kg Diameter 230 mm Hole diameter 22,2 mm Accessory mount type M14 Segment height 10 mm Cutting thickness 2,7 mm Max. speed 6500 min-1 For dry or wet cutting Dry cutting, Wet cutting For cutting Ceramic tiles, Clay hollow brick, Clinker bricks, Concrete, Floor tiles, Granite, Red brick, Stone, Stone tiles,...
Reference: 94.270145
Brand: Yato
Spring set in case. A set of springs containing 200 different sizes. Springs that work with both compression and extension. Ideal for garages, cars, boats, hobbies, crafts, workshops.
Reference: 74.722002
Brand: Galaxy
Full face mask. EN 136:1998+AC:2003, Class 2
Yato YT-6510 Bench Pipe Vice is made of high quality malleable cast iron. The jaws, on the other hand, are made of very hard S55C, ensuring a firm grip on the pipe and preventing them from turning during operation.
Reference: 94.800073
Brand: Vorel
Gross weight (kg) 0.2710Master Carton MC 48Inner Box IB 12Pal 1008Diameter [mm] 100
Reference: 94.800005
Brand: Vorel
Insulating tape used mainly in the execution and maintenance of electrical installations.
Reference: 94.800035
Brand: Vorel
Plastic holder for attaching sandpaper.The bottom surface covered with micro-rubber improves the adhesion of paper fastened with metal clips.Properly selected hardness of the backing enhances the sanding effect.
