Central Tools 6425a Digital Electronic Caliper on 2040-parts.com
Rome, New York, US
This is a NOS digital caliper made by Central Tools Cranston RI. Range 0-6 inch/ 0-150mm. It is American made with Swiss electronics.
NY residents must pay sales tax.
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