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This Milwaukee 9.5-inch manual crimping plier features a high-leverage design with hardened jaws that deliver up to twice the crimping force for insulated and non-insulated terminals from 10 to 22 AWG. It is constructed from rust-resistant forged alloy steel for long-lasting durability and strength. The tool includes an integrated wire cutter that snips wire from 8 to 28 AWG and a built-in reaming head designed to easily smooth out the rough edges of metal pipes. It comes equipped with ergonomic, non-peeling comfort handle grips that prevent sliding or digging into hands during extended use. This individual tool is classified under salvage condition with a single unit weight of approximately 1 pound
- Regular price
- $10.53
This Milwaukee 9.5-inch manual crimping plier features a high-leverage design with hardened jaws that deliver up to twice the crimping force for insulated and non-insulated terminals from 10 to 22 AWG. It is constructed from rust-resistant forged alloy steel for long-lasting durability and strength. The tool includes an integrated wire cutter that snips wire from 8 to 28 AWG and a built-in reaming head designed to easily smooth out the rough edges of metal pipes. It comes equipped with ergonomic, non-peeling comfort handle grips that prevent sliding or digging into hands during extended use. This individual tool is classified under salvage condition with a single unit weight of approximately 1 pound
- Regular price
- $10.53
This Milwaukee 9.5-inch manual crimping plier features a high-leverage design with hardened jaws that deliver up to twice the crimping force for insulated and non-insulated terminals from 10 to 22 AWG. It is constructed from rust-resistant forged alloy steel for long-lasting durability and strength. The tool includes an integrated wire cutter that snips wire from 8 to 28 AWG and a built-in reaming head designed to easily smooth out the rough edges of metal pipes. It comes equipped with ergonomic, non-peeling comfort handle grips that prevent sliding or digging into hands during extended use. This individual tool is classified under salvage condition with a single unit weight of approximately 1 pound
