ABH - E019 Intermediate Pivot (8) 28 Ga. Wires - Electrified - 3/4" Offset - Optional Finish - Optional Handing - Optional Offset Finish:Painted Brass Jonard’s curved long nose pliers

Name: ABH - E019 Intermediate Pivot (8) 28 Ga. Wires - Electrified - 3/4" Offset - Optional Finish - Optional Handing - Optional Offset Finish:Painted Brass Jonard’s curved long nose pliers
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19956136004
Price: 137.28 USD
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ABH E019 Intermediate Pivot (8) 28 Ga. Wires Electrified 3 4" Offset Optional Finish Optional Handing Optional Offset Finish:Painted Brass Jonard’s curved long nose pliers Jonard’s curved long nose pliers are made of heat treated carbon steel for maximum strength and durability DH PFS3006 4GT 60 Heavy duty stainless steel needle bearings Architectural Builders Hardware Mfg

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