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OTC Tools Pro Series Safety Blow Gun Maximum Pressure Of 150 PSI

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Pro Series Safety Blow Gun Maximum Pressure Of 150 PSI
$16.99
Pro Series Safety Blow Gun
  • Maximum Pressure Of 150 PSI
  • 1/2" Rubber Standard Tip
  • Non-Corroding Die Cast Aluminum Body
  • Ships on 05/03/24
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