Lot 70122014405

Norton 9 x 11 In. Durite Paper Sheet P100 Grit A475 SC 100 Count dixon-graphite APPLICATION USAGE Light/Medium Duty Light/Medium

Name: Norton 9 x 11 In. Durite Paper Sheet P100 Grit A475 SC 100 Count dixon-graphite APPLICATION USAGE Light/Medium Duty Light/Medium
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 70122014405
Price: 72.93 USD
Availability: InStock
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Norton 9 x 11 In. Durite Paper Sheet P100 Grit A475 SC 100 Count dixon graphite APPLICATION USAGE Light Medium Duty Light Medium APPLICATION USAGE Light Medium Duty Light Medium Duty Light Medium Duty AMPS 250 Amps 250 Amps 250 Amps DUTY CYCLE 80% 80% 80% GAS Mixed Mixed Mixed WIRE SIZE Up to 9 mm) WEIGHT 2 Best choice for medium stock removal primed painted surfaces between coats Durite A475 medium grit paper sheets penetrate the hardest of surfaces easily

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