Fluke 4352500 PRESSURE MODULE 0 TO 1500 (0 TO 100 BAR) (0 TO 10 MPA) - MODEL #750PA9 Extensions & Torque Limiting Sockets Custom Alloy76 steel maximizes resistance 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386

Name: Fluke 4352500 PRESSURE MODULE 0 TO 1500 (0 TO 100 BAR) (0 TO 10 MPA) - MODEL #750PA9 Extensions & Torque Limiting Sockets Custom Alloy76 steel maximizes resistance 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386
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Fluke 4352500 PRESSURE MODULE 0 TO 1500 (0 TO 100 BAR) (0 TO 10 MPA) MODEL #750PA9 Extensions & Torque Limiting Sockets Custom Alloy76 steel maximizes resistance 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC 90386 Custom Alloy76 steel maximizes resistance to wear and shock and 14mm sockets allow improved access around Restricted fasteners

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