Facom VSE Series Insulated Long Nose Slip Joint Pliers
£55.95 at Tooled Up · 23% below amazon price £72.95
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The Facom VSE Series Insulated Long Nose Slip Joint Pliers are professional-grade multigrip pliers designed for safe electrical work up to 1000 volts.
These insulated pliers provide essential protection for electricians and contractors working on live electrical installations.
Manufactured to exacting European and international safety standards, these pliers comply with NF ISO 8976, NF EN 60900, ISO 8976, EN 60900, DIN ISO 8976, and DIN EN 60900.
This comprehensive certification ensures reliable protection when working with high voltage systems, making them ideal for industrial electrical main
These insulated pliers provide essential protection for electricians and contractors working on live electrical installations.
Manufactured to exacting European and international safety standards, these pliers comply with NF ISO 8976, NF EN 60900, ISO 8976, EN 60900, DIN ISO 8976, and DIN EN 60900.
This comprehensive certification ensures reliable protection when working with high voltage systems, making them ideal for industrial electrical main
EAN 3148511415092 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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