Quality PT1000 Thermistor Cartridge 3*15mm (resisit 450 degree) Creality 3D - Ender-3 V3 - Reservedele Run a test print after 590156

Quality PT1000 Thermistor Cartridge 3*15mm (resisit 450 degree) Creality 3D - Ender-3 V3 - Reservedele Run a test print after 590156

Name: Quality PT1000 Thermistor Cartridge 3*15mm (resisit 450 degree) Creality 3D - Ender-3 V3 - Reservedele Run a test print after 590156
Brand: www.krasnoobsk.su
SKU: 30892438354
Price: 41.70 USD
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Rating: 4.6885 (27 reviews)

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