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RuiLing 2pcs GT2 Aluminum Alloy Synchronous Wheel 3D Printer Accessories 20 Teeth Bore 5mm Timing Pulley for Width 6mm Open Timing Belt 5mm Bore Size:5mm Bore one brass pen and one Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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RuiLing 2pcs GT2 Aluminum Alloy Synchronous Wheel 3D Printer Accessories 20 Teeth Bore 5mm Timing Pulley for Width 6mm Open Timing Belt 5mm Bore Size:5mm Bore one brass pen and one Style:Crimped Wire Wheel one brass pen and one nylon pen preventing damage to the sensor Name: GT2 Timing Belt Pulley Teeth Number: 20 Teeth Inner Bore Diameter: 5mm Outer Diameter: 16mm Flange: Double Fixed Mode: 2x M4 Fastener Screw Fit for 6mm width timing belt Material: Aluminium Alloy Color: Silver Made of high quality aluminum alloy Inner Bore Diameter: 5mm

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