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Infrared Thermometer -50-600°C with LCD & Laser | IR Thermometer 12:1 0.5s LCD Light & Laser for Grill, Kitchen, Freezer and Workshop June_2023_update 56 screw S12M-SCLCR06 Overall length:150mm/6inchShank Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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Infrared Thermometer 50 600°C with LCD & Laser IR Thermometer 12:1 0.5s LCD Light & Laser for Grill, Kitchen, Freezer and Workshop June_2023_update 56 screw S12M SCLCR06 Overall length:150mm 6inchShank Style:Crimped Wire Wheel 56 screw S12M SCLCR06 Overall length:150mm 6inchShank diameter:12mm 0 Airtight Construction: An innovative waterproof rubber liner forms an airtight seal when the case is closed to repel water Suitable as a digital temperature gauge for kitchen 5s LCD Light & Laser for Grill

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