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Cork Backed Stainless Steel Ruler
Cork Backed Stainless Steel Ruler
$13.95 USD
Item# 425658   In Stock
  • Score perfectly straight lines every time!
  • Cork backing prevents ruler from slipping or scratching your glass

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Product Description

A tool no workshop should be without!
A Delphi favorite. Use this tool to score perfectly straight lines. Made of rust-resistant stainless steel, this 24" ruler is backed with a strip of cork to prevent it from sliding on glass and eliminates scratches regular metal rulers can leave behind. The raised edge gives added protection against smearing on glass or when drawing patterns.

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Product Details

  • Packaging Dimensions: 24" L x 1.25" W
  • Package Weight: 1.6 oz.
  • UPC: 79436600658-0

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