Knipex 09 02 Tethered Lineman Pliers
£44.99 at Tooled Up · 27% below amazon price £61.95
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The Knipex 09 02 240 T BK Lineman's Pliers are professional-grade cutting pliers designed for electricians and contractors working at height, featuring an integrated tether attachment point for fall protection systems.
These lineman pliers deliver exceptional cutting performance with 50% less effort required compared to conventional combination pliers, thanks to their optimised high transmission ratio design.
Built for heavy-duty applications, these pliers feature a solid construction capable of withstanding the most demanding working conditions.
The cutting edges are additionally induction-ha
These lineman pliers deliver exceptional cutting performance with 50% less effort required compared to conventional combination pliers, thanks to their optimised high transmission ratio design.
Built for heavy-duty applications, these pliers feature a solid construction capable of withstanding the most demanding working conditions.
The cutting edges are additionally induction-ha
EAN 4003773080374 · Knipex. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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