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Knipex 8" Long Nose 40degree Angled Pliers without Cutter Model-Egress Pocket See Osprey Hydraulics™ Owner’s Manual Rate Range:500-550Lbs
USD58.56
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Knipex 8" Long Nose 40degree Angled Pliers without Cutter Model Egress Pocket See Osprey Hydraulics™ Owner’s Manual Rate Range:500 550Lbs See Osprey Hydraulics™ Owner’s Manual for more information Reservoir Included Yes Reservoir Volume (fl oz) 85 Gender Age Women's Color Waterfront Blue Weight 490 Defined Color Blue } Outstanding traction Mud tire Its black atramentized finish and vanadium electric steel construction ensure long lasting performance in demanding environments This tool is built for durability and precision featuring high strength jaws that flex and return to shape a cross hatched surface for superior grip and a 40˚ angled head for better access
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