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Stanley FatMax Long Nose Pliers 160mm
Prices from £12.99 to £16.85 across 2 retailers · 23% below next-cheapest retailer £16.85
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Long nose pliers made from heat-treated high chrome steel forging with hand ground, induction hardened blade.
Interlocking joint assembly for smooth cutting action.
Bi-material handles with secure grip grooving for control when manoeuvring small objects in confined spaces.
DIN/ASO/ANSI compliant.
Weight 154 g; dimensions 237 mm (length) × 65 mm × 20 mm.
Interlocking joint assembly for smooth cutting action.
Bi-material handles with secure grip grooving for control when manoeuvring small objects in confined spaces.
DIN/ASO/ANSI compliant.
Weight 154 g; dimensions 237 mm (length) × 65 mm × 20 mm.
EAN 3253560898694 · Stanley. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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