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1" X 1" X 1/4"-20 320-GRIT FLAP WHEEL - PFE45315>
60190 Flap Wheel 1/4" Shank Mounted, Featuring Durable, High-grade Aluminum Oxide Coating For Aggressive Cleaning And Refinishing On Most Wood Or Metal Surfaces. Wheel Diameter Is 1" X 1" 60
FLAP WHEEL 1/4" SHANK MOUNTED, FEATURING DURABLE, HIGH-GRADE ALUMINUM OXIDE COATING FOR AGGRESSIVE CLEANING AND REFINISHING ON MOST WOOD OR METAL SURFACES. WHEEL DIAMETER IS 1" X 1" 60 GRIT-FOR60190 >
ARC 12153 1" X 1" XX 1/4"-20 120 GRIT ALUMINUM OXIDE PREMIUM MOUNTED FLAP WHEEL
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FLAP WHEEL 1/4" SHANK MOUNTED, FEATURING DURABLE, HIGH-GRADE ALUMINUM OXIDE COATING FOR AGGRESSIVE CLEANING AND REFINISHING ON MOST WOOD OR METAL SURFACES. WHEEL DIAMETER IS 1" X 1" 120 GRIT
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