Nubb for sealing strip 100 pack
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Nubb for sealing strip 100 pack

EUR7.69

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Quick facts

Additional information

Weight 0.04 kg
Diameter

4 – 5 mm
Length

1.2 cm
Pouch

100 pcs

Nubb for sealing strip in wool. One package contains about 100 blue iron nubs.

Blue iron.

Description

Nubb for sealing strip in wool. One package contains about 100 blue iron nubs.

Additional information

Weight 0.04 kg
Diameter

4 – 5 mm
Length

1.2 cm
Pouch

100 pcs

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