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Smith® Style 1-Pc Acetylene Cutting Tip - SC-12 Series, Size 3 ORS NASCO with no slipping or stripping|Provides

Name: Smith® Style 1-Pc Acetylene Cutting Tip - SC-12 Series, Size 3 ORS NASCO with no slipping or stripping|Provides
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SKU: 86175708926
Price: 27.83 USD
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Smith® Style 1-Pc Acetylene Cutting Tip - SC-12 Series, Size 3 ORS NASCO with no slipping or stripping|Provides

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Smith® Style 1 Pc Acetylene Cutting Tip SC 12 Series, Size 3 ORS NASCO with no slipping or stripping Provides with no slipping or stripping Provides maximum torque without requiring heavy input pressure jaw mechanism naturally grips tighter as more torque is applied to the tool Classic trigger release provides maximum locking force Curved jaw puts tremendous pressure on four points of any style nut or bolt head [Nom] 4 in Face Width 1 2 in Hazmat NO Jan San Catalog NO No Silver Star (000 7) Fits machine torches SC770 One piece general cutting tip for acetylene oxygen Medium preheat for hand or machine cutting Fits Silver Star (000 5)

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