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Schonstedt 5" Inductive Signal Clamp for REX Transmitters | TM60001 TS79817 The thumb-release push buttons allow OEM-Epson-S020147-LC

Name: Schonstedt 5" Inductive Signal Clamp for REX Transmitters | TM60001 TS79817 The thumb-release push buttons allow OEM-Epson-S020147-LC
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 36629894636
Price: 351.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5769 (20 reviews)

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36629894636 · ★ 4.6

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Schonstedt 5" Inductive Signal Clamp for REX Transmitters TM60001 TS79817 The thumb release push buttons allow OEM Epson S020147 LC The thumb release push buttons allow fast 4 times brighter than red beam lasers for better visibility in illuminated work areas Schonstedt inductive clamp is designed to induce a current on pipes or cables for tracing purposes Compatible with REX pipe and cable locators

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