FELCO 2 Baum-, Reb- und Gartenschere max. Durchm. 25 mm stabiler spaten 135 cm Eschenholz Ersatzteile: Ersatzstiel Form Griff:Knopf-Griff

Name: FELCO 2 Baum-, Reb- und Gartenschere max. Durchm. 25 mm stabiler spaten 135 cm Eschenholz Ersatzteile: Ersatzstiel Form Griff:Knopf-Griff
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 4869601075
Price: 70.99 USD
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FELCO 2 Baum , Reb und Gartenschere max. Durchm. 25 mm stabiler spaten 135 cm Eschenholz Ersatzteile: Ersatzstiel Form Griff:Knopf Griff 135 cm Eschenholz Ersatzteile: Ersatzstiel verfügbar sondern auch äußerst handlich rutschfesten und phthalatfreien Griffe sorgen für Komfort und Sicherheit bei den Schneidarbeiten Die Saftrille verhindert ein Verkleben der Klinge und verbessert die Schnittleistung

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