Lenox Extension for 1L - 3L Hole Saw Arbors
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The Lenox 450mm Extension provides maximum reach for hole saw arbors, making it the go-to choice when working in particularly deep cavities, thick materials, or hard-to-access locations where a shorter extension simply won't reach.
At 450mm, this is the longer of the two available options and is well suited to demanding professional applications.
Designed to integrate directly with the Lenox arbor range, it maintains a reliable, secure connection to ensure consistent cutting performance even at extended depth.
Features and Benefits: • Compatible with Lenox Standard Arbors: 1L, 2L, and 3L • Com
At 450mm, this is the longer of the two available options and is well suited to demanding professional applications.
Designed to integrate directly with the Lenox arbor range, it maintains a reliable, secure connection to ensure consistent cutting performance even at extended depth.
Features and Benefits: • Compatible with Lenox Standard Arbors: 1L, 2L, and 3L • Com
EAN 0082472308488 · Lenox. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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