Facom Twin Slip Joint Multigrip Locking Pliers
£60.95 at Tooled Up · 25% below amazon price £80.78
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This 304mm Facom Twin Slip Joint Multigrip Locking Pliers is the largest and most powerful variant in the range, engineered for heavy-duty applications requiring maximum reach and clamping force.
With a 46mm hex capacity, this tool accommodates larger diameter pipes, substantial fasteners and demanding industrial components with ease.
The extended 304mm length provides exceptional leverage and reach, making it ideal for accessing deeply recessed fittings or working on larger assemblies where additional clearance is required.
Despite its size, the push-button adjustment system maintains fast, e
With a 46mm hex capacity, this tool accommodates larger diameter pipes, substantial fasteners and demanding industrial components with ease.
The extended 304mm length provides exceptional leverage and reach, making it ideal for accessing deeply recessed fittings or working on larger assemblies where additional clearance is required.
Despite its size, the push-button adjustment system maintains fast, e
EAN 3148519080193 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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