tesa Packabroller Pack'n'Go inkl. Packband blau

tesa Packabroller Pack'n'Go inkl. Packband blau

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M251S

$17.99

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tesa Packabroller Pack'n'Go inkl. Packband blauDer tesapack Abroller packngo bietet die perfekte Untersttzung fr den gelegentlichen Paketverpacker. Er besticht durch Handlichkeit und modernes Design! Die ergonomische Form erleichtert die Handhabung. Der Abroller ist fr alle Packbnder mit 50 66m Rollenlnge geeignet. Leicht bedienbar Gezacktes Schneidemesser im optimalen Winkel Platz sparend Ergonomische Form Anti Rutsch Griff Ansprechende Farben Fr alle tesapack Rollen bis zu 66m gefllt mit 1x

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012