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Manufacturer
Jonard Industries
MPN
JIC-203
Available
56
Condition
New
LONG NOSE SWITCHBOARD PLIER
These long nose pliers feature the following Designed to grip small wires or parts and reach into tight spaces Cross hatched knurled jawso ensure a tight grip and rivet design to ensure smooth movement and eliminate side-play Two stripping holes for 19 AWG and 22 AWG wire to easily strip wire Ergonomically designed handle with dipped plastic grip for greater comfort and torque
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This product weighs 1.2 LB each and will be shipped via freight carrier.
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This item is surplus material and Final Sale, hence, returns are not permitted.
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