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JCF63R DC48V 80W 33RPM Speed Reducing High Torque Electric Gear Box Motor Nuts Parking assist sensor is made Parking assist sensor is made with ABS plastic and metal directly put it on the outside of the tube coin refund devices Rated Speed: 33 RPM
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JCF63R DC48V 80W 33RPM Speed Reducing High Torque Electric Gear Box Motor Nuts Parking assist sensor is made

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