Garrett Iron Scoop with Sifter - Durable and Easy to Handle
Iron Sieve Palette
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Iron Sieve Palette

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Garrett iron sieve

Thanks to the square mesh holes, it guarantees fast recovery on even wet sand. The non-slip handle ensures a firm grip even in critical conditions.

Material: Iron
Weight: 750 gr.
Length: 25 cm.
Width: 17 cm .
Non-slip handle
Holes size: 10×10 mm. Squares

Strengths

  • Iron sieve
  • Non-slip handle
  • Manageable

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Iron Sieve Palette

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