Trend Professional Solid Carbide Planer Blade 75.5mm
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Solid carbide planer blades 75 mm designed for portable electric planers.
Supplied as a pair with two cutting edges per blade and reversible design to extend service life.
Must be securely clamped to prevent movement during operation.
Compatible with planers from AEG, Black & Decker, Bosch, Haffner, Holz-Her, Kress, Mafell, Metabo and Skil.
Weight 18 g; dimensions 74 mm length × 151 mm height × 3 mm width.
Supplied as a pair with two cutting edges per blade and reversible design to extend service life.
Must be securely clamped to prevent movement during operation.
Compatible with planers from AEG, Black & Decker, Bosch, Haffner, Holz-Her, Kress, Mafell, Metabo and Skil.
Weight 18 g; dimensions 74 mm length × 151 mm height × 3 mm width.
EAN 5027654018552 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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