IRWIN Vise-Grip powerful locking action with jaws long enough to reach into tight spots with small enough tips to grip tiny objects. Hex key adjusting screw that tightens to draw materials closer together and also provides controlled release. Incorporates a wire cutter.Visegrip Irwin 6LNC Long Nose Locking Pliers Length: 150mm (6in).Capacity: 51mm (2in).
This Teng Tools Socket is a professional, 3/8 inch drive regular 6 point metric socket, produced in accordance with ISO 9000 and AS954 specifications. It provides excellent torque and reduces the risk of rounding fasteners. This socket has a stepped collar on the shank and is of the hexagonal variety. The socket is manufactured from chrome vanadium steel with a satin finish.The TENM380520 Hex Socket has the following specifications: Size: 20mm. Overall length: 29mm.
Widely used in automotive, aviation, diesel and farm equipment manufacture and also in jig, fixture and gauge work. Packed individually in envelope.Metric gauge 300 mm long.Thickness: 0.03mm
Socket Tray Herramienta de almacenamiento de garaje multifuncional Soporte para rack Organizador de plásticos para el hogar Accesorios Soporte de estante Reparación del hogar
The IRWIN Vise-Grip Curved Jaw (CR) Locking Pliers feature a unique self-energising lower jaw that delivers three times more gripping power than traditional locking pliers, with absolutely no slipping or stripping. The slotted geometry of the new ‘self-energising’ Vise-Grip CR locking pliers exponentially increases torque for more secure clamping. The Vise-Grip CR Plies can establish multiple contact points, guaranteeing a significantly tighter grip. As a result, the CR range is especially well-suited for performing in greasy work environments and for manoeuvring in tight spaces where a worker cannot easily get two hands on a tool. The patented curved jaw securely grips multiple surface shapes including round pipes, square or hex bolts and more.Set of 3 Comprising:- 1 each 250mm (10 in), 175mm (7 in) and 125mm (5 in) Curved Jaw Locking Pliers.
