Stanley® Surform® 21-393 Flat Blade, 10 in L, For Use With 21-296 and 21-295 File
Stanley® Surform® 21-393 Flat Blade, 10 in L, For Use With 21-296 and 21-295 File
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BrandStanley®
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UPC076174213935
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Manufacturer Part Number21-393
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CountryUSA
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Length10 in
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Suitable For Use With21-296 and 21-295 File
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UNSPSC27110000
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Package DescriptionEACH
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