Product Details
Slotted weights with holder
Wear soldering iron with holder, in brass.
Description
The mass is stamped on the individual parts.
Diameter 25 mm.
1x50g (bottom), 9x20g, 1x10g, 2x5g.
Email: contact@ciderhouse.com.au
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