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METAL DETECTOR, Metravi
MD-300 Metal Detector
Availability:
6 in stock
- Simple operation, compact design, easy to store, low failure rate.
- Sensitivity is very easy to detect the size of a pin (or even less), metal items.
- Has the Low battery indication
- Very Cost Effective and stylish product
- Audio as well as Vibration Alert
- Battery Operated
- Light Weight
- Detection Distance: Pin – 35mm, Handgun – 120mm, US25 Cents 50mm.
1,950.00 ₹ 2,633.00 ₹
6 in stock
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