2016 Good Quality 18pcs Hand Tool Set RL-TS025 to Mauritius Factory

2016 Good Quality 18pcs Hand Tool Set RL-TS025 to Mauritius Factory

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■Model Number: RL-TS025

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■Content:

3*150 screwdriver 2pcs
6*100 screwdriver 2pcs
3mm screwdriver 2pcs
Hammer 1pcs
Tape measure 1pcs
Adjustable spanner 1pcs
Long nose plier 1pcs
Electroprobe 1pcs
Slip-joint plier 1pcs
Proof fabric 1pcs
Saw bow 1pcs
Scissor 1pcs
File 1pcs
Cutting plier 1pcs
Knife 1pcs

■Package: BMC

■OEM: Acceptable

■Samples: 3 times of the original cost, and you need to afford the express cost

■Delivery Time: Always 30 working days depending on the order quantity

■Packing: By standard cartons

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■The hand tool set is hand-held, and it is very convenient.

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