Makita 9" GRINDER WHEEL GUARDS MAK 191215-1
Makita 191215-1 Wheel Guard, For Use With Grinding Application, 9 inch Tool Size
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BrandMakita®
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Manufacturer Part Number191215-1
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CountryUSA
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Specifications9 inch Tool Size
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Suitable For Use WithGrinding Application
- Helps to redirect sparks and debris away from the user
- Installs quickly and easily for convenience
- Can be rotated for optimal positioning and user comfort
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 24Y489 |
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