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Sumner Internal Aligner Tool

Sumner Internal Aligner Tool

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Regular price $815.00 AUD
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Aligner Size

SKU:784100

  • Can be used on all standard weld neck flanges and great with slip on flanges
  • One piece construction
  • Quick action operation
  • Stainless steel contact points

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