Foam Polishing Pad 180mm M14 - 488349 by Festool Lubricating Spray For the wooden jaws the Size:200mm (0.01 Graduations)

Name: Foam Polishing Pad 180mm M14 - 488349 by Festool Lubricating Spray For the wooden jaws the Size:200mm (0.01 Graduations)
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 20010449070
Price: 121.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4743 (6 reviews)

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Description

Foam Polishing Pad 180mm M14 488349 by Festool Lubricating Spray For the wooden jaws the Size:200mm (0.01 Graduations) For the wooden jaws the vise has pre tapped holes Our drum sander is equipped to sand printed circuit boards (PCBs) with accuracy For use with 180 mm polishing accessories with integrated shock absorber for optimum distribution of pressure during polishing This 180 mm Foam Polishing Pad fits a range of polishing accessories to achieve an ideal polished finish

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