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Stanley FatMax Aviation Snips
Prices from £12.95 to £21.93 across 2 retailers · 41% below next-cheapest retailer £21.93
£12.95£21.93 next-cheapest retailer
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Held at £12.95 since we started tracking it on 15 Sept.
1 price change · since 15 Sept
Narrow lever-action tin snips with double-hinged leverage and chrome molybdenum steel blades with serrated edges.
Designed to cut soft steel from 0.7 to 1.02 mm, sheet metal up to 1.2 mm thick, as well as aluminium, hard PVC panels, wire mesh, leather, copper and plastic.
These 250 mm snips have dual-material handles and an automatic lock release that operates with one hand.
Designed to cut soft steel from 0.7 to 1.02 mm, sheet metal up to 1.2 mm thick, as well as aluminium, hard PVC panels, wire mesh, leather, copper and plastic.
These 250 mm snips have dual-material handles and an automatic lock release that operates with one hand.
EAN 3253562145635 · Stanley. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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