Klein Tools Lineman Pliers D20009NE 9 Inch High Leverage Side Cutting (2000 Series ACSR Steel Wire Cutter New England Nose Plastic Dipped Grip) Roofing Nailers Fabricated from heavy-gauge structural steel

Name: Klein Tools Lineman Pliers D20009NE 9 Inch High Leverage Side Cutting (2000 Series ACSR Steel Wire Cutter New England Nose Plastic Dipped Grip) Roofing Nailers Fabricated from heavy-gauge structural steel
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SKU: 99052178966
Price: 39.98 USD
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Klein Tools Lineman Pliers D20009NE 9 Inch High Leverage Side Cutting (2000 Series ACSR Steel Wire Cutter New England Nose Plastic Dipped Grip) Roofing Nailers Fabricated from heavy-gauge structural steel

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Klein Tools Lineman Pliers D20009NE 9 Inch High Leverage Side Cutting (2000 Series ACSR Steel Wire Cutter New England Nose Plastic Dipped Grip) Roofing Nailers Fabricated from heavy gauge structural steel Fabricated from heavy gauge structural steel with a textured powder coated brown finish Conduit Rough In Routing: Sinking clean 1 3 8 inch circular holes through dimensional wall studs for commercial electrical conduit paths Best Used For: 10 pound pliers feature a high leverage hot riveted joint positioned closer to the cutting edge to increase cutting power by 46 percent compared to standard pliers

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