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Chicago Pneumatic Mini Random Oribital Sander Kit Cp7200s on 2040-parts.com

US $117.99
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Warehouse, US

Warehouse, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:14 Days Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details: CP7200S:Chicago Pneumatic

New Chicago Pneumatic Mini Random Oribital Sander Kit CP7200S

Small Area Repair Tools (SMART) are designed to get the job done faster.
  • 15000 RPM, 1/4" HP air motor Random orbit action
  • Adjustable speed regulator to match speed to job
  • Silenced exhaust directs air away from work-piece
  • 2 finger throttle and comfortable rubber handle
  • Comes with: 2" & 3" backing pads, (10 ea.) 2" 320, 400 & 600 grit sanding discs, (10 ea.) 3" 320, 400 & 600 grit sanding discs, blow molded carrying case.
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  • Item will ship Via UPS within 24 hours of payment except on weekends.

  • Item is covered by factory warranty and buyer must pay return shipping.

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