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Phase II UTG-2800 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge System lock receiver-based EAS deactivation systems E20218CAN

Name: Phase II UTG-2800 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge System lock receiver-based EAS deactivation systems E20218CAN
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 77945751627
Price: 111.00 USD
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Phase II UTG-2800 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge System lock receiver-based EAS deactivation systems E20218CAN

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Phase II UTG 2800 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge System lock receiver based EAS deactivation systems E20218CAN receiver based EAS deactivation systems joists and roof trusses This gauge is designed to measure the thickness of Metallic and nonmetallic materials such as steel and any other good ultrasonic WAVE conductor

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