Kukko 46-1-B - Heavy-duty, 2-arm universal puller 300 x 300 mm with swiveling puller legs, combination crosshead and grease-hydraulic spindle (tractive force up to 15 t) Magnetic Tools they are also rust resistant Electrical Testing Tools
Kukko 46-1-B - Heavy-duty, 2-arm universal puller 300 x 300 mm with swiveling puller legs, combination crosshead and grease-hydraulic spindle (tractive force up to 15 t) Magnetic Tools they are also rust resistant Electrical Testing Tools
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Kukko 46 1 B Heavy duty, 2 arm universal puller 300 x 300 mm with swiveling puller legs, combination crosshead and grease hydraulic spindle (tractive force up to 15 t) Magnetic Tools they are also rust resistant Electrical Testing Tools they are also rust resistant unlike other materials 1⁄2″ Impact socket ∙ Outside hexagon traction profile ∙ 19 mm the mechanical spindle can be used and hydraulic spindle is used for pulling large
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