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Knob Chickenhead Raised, black

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Weight:: 0.006 kg per piece

0,90 €

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Chickenhead knob, raised

Material: Phenolic
Shaft Size: 6 - 6,3 mm
Size 30,5 x 16 mm
Mounting: Set-Screw

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