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NEW! AIR HAMMER BIT

.401 SHANK

Made By : Snap-on

Riveter 6"

Tip 1/2"

Part # PHG88A

Original Price Out of SNAP-ON Truck $40.00 (Before Tax)

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For forming heads on 3/16" compression rivets

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