YATO YT-0820 Wrench oil filter 60-73
Technical data
| Symbol | YT-0820 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 5906083908200 |
| Brand | Yato |
| weight (kg) | 0.3230 |
| Master Carton MC | 48 |
| Inner Box IB | 12 |
| Pal | 576 |
| Budowa | taśmowy |
| Range [mm] | 60-73 |
YATO
YATO is a China branch of the group TOYA S.A, which is a listed firm in Poland. YATO is a best cost-performance Europe brand of professional hand tools all over the world, with a warehouse of 4000 m2 in Shanghai, consists of more than $8 millions stocks covering over 4000 items, including general hand tools, special car repair tools, construction tools, cutting tools, measuring tools, personal protection equipment, as well as garden tools etc.YATO Tools has built many agents in Algeria, Australia, Brazil, Chile, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Pakistan, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand, U.A.E... more than 50 countries. YATO tools are attractive and durable and complete in specifications.
EAN: 5906083908200
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$19.20
Delivery date 2026-10-12

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$21.00
Delivery date 2026-10-26

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$41.10
Delivery date 2026-10-19

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$14.70
Delivery date 2026-10-14

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Delivery date 2026-10-07
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