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Stanley DynaGrip Long Nose Pliers 200mm
Prices from £9.49 to £13.90 across 2 retailers · 32% below next-cheapest retailer £13.90
£9.49£13.90 next-cheapest retailer
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£13.90›
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Long nose cutting pliers manufactured from drop-forged steel with an induction hardened blade and tempered jaws.
The black oxide finish resists corrosion.
Precision milled cutting edges and pivot provide smooth jaw operation.
The handles feature a three-zone, bi-material grip design.
Weight 258 g; overall length 200 mm (8 in).
The black oxide finish resists corrosion.
Precision milled cutting edges and pivot provide smooth jaw operation.
The handles feature a three-zone, bi-material grip design.
Weight 258 g; overall length 200 mm (8 in).
EAN 3253560743642 · Stanley. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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