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Yato YT-17310

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Type: repair stand; Lifting mechanism: mechanical; Load capacity (t): 2; Min. height (mm): 265; Max. lifting height (mm): 415;
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Yato YT-17310
Type
repair stand
Lifting mechanism
mechanical
Load capacity
2 t
Min. height
265 mm
Max. lifting height
415 mm
Added to E-Catalog
january 2020
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