

Facom VSE Series Insulated Flat Nose Pliers
£48.95 at Tooled Up · 25% below amazon price £64.95
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The Facom VSE Series Insulated Flat Nose Pliers are professional-grade tools designed for safe electrical work on live circuits up to 1000 volts.
These pliers meet rigorous international safety standards including NF EN 60900, ISO 5746, EN 60900, DIN ISO 5746, DIN EN 60900, and ASME B107.500, making them essential for electricians and electrical contractors working in compliance with UK safety regulations.
The 165mm overall length provides excellent reach and control, whilst the 50mm working length offers sufficient grip for a wide range of applications.
The serrated tips ensure secure handlin
These pliers meet rigorous international safety standards including NF EN 60900, ISO 5746, EN 60900, DIN ISO 5746, DIN EN 60900, and ASME B107.500, making them essential for electricians and electrical contractors working in compliance with UK safety regulations.
The 165mm overall length provides excellent reach and control, whilst the 50mm working length offers sufficient grip for a wide range of applications.
The serrated tips ensure secure handlin
EAN 3148511431566 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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