Milwaukee - Shockwave Lineman's Pole Step Socket Battery Copper Line Tap Connector Type Model:WH2/WH3 Die - 747

Name: Milwaukee - Shockwave Lineman's Pole Step Socket Battery Copper Line Tap Connector Type Model:WH2/WH3 Die - 747
Brand: www.ccapv.fr
SKU: 60785791820
Price: 99.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.762300000000001 (11 reviews)

SKU 60785791820 · ★ 4.8 ·

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Milwaukee Shockwave Lineman's Pole Step Socket Battery Copper Line Tap Connector Type Model:WH2 WH3 Die 747 Copper Line Tap Connector Type Predictive Force Monitoring (PFM™) constantly measures force output to deliver consistent speed that won’t bog down on larger connectors while delivering accurate pressure This Milwaukee Lineman’s Socket has a pin detent hole for locking onto pin detent tools and the included 7 16” to ½” Lineman’s Impact Socket Adapter The Lineman’s pole step remover socket is designed for use with 5 8” pole steps and features quick insert slot geometry that allows for easy set up on the hardware

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