Pliers kit

The Tec-Cut pliers kit includes a 5-inch diagonal oval head cutter, long chain nose with cutter for reaching into confined working spaces, needle-nose pliers for pickup and wire forming, 5-inch diagonal flush cut with a tapered head, 7-inch needle-nose pliers, and flat-nose pliers.

Jan 1st, 2000

The Tec-Cut pliers kit includes a 5-inch diagonal oval head cutter, long chain nose with cutter for reaching into confined working spaces, needle-nose pliers for pickup and wire forming, 5-inch diagonal flush cut with a tapered head, 7-inch needle-nose pliers, and flat-nose pliers.

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