Saw reciprocating SPARKY TSB 1300C
SPARKY saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 38-TSB 1300C.
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SPARKY saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 38-TSB 1300C.
SPARKY saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 38-TK 70 HD.
SPARKY disc or wheel — machining the material specified for this accessory. Ref.: 38-TK 63.
SPARKY disc or wheel — machining the material specified for this accessory. Ref.: 38-TK 55.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Pressure: 88 dB(A). Ref.: 35-DWE550.
FORTE saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Weight: 5.8. Ref.: 20-37485.
FORTE workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 20-51019.
SPARKY saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 38-TK 40.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DWE396.
3M wrench — assembly and service work with threaded connections. Ref.: 41-G23MRUA.
HITACHI-HIKOKI grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 41-G23SWU2.
HITACHI-HIKOKI grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 41-G23ST.
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