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252B Slip Joint Pliers
252A Water Pump Pliers
252 Slip Joint Pliers
250 Flat Nose Pliers
249B Pincers
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249 Pincers
248C American Type Diagonal Cutting Pliers
248B Diagonal Cutting Mini Pliers
248A American Pattern Power Side Cutter
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247 Cutting Pliers
The Difference Between Non-Sparking Tools And Anti-Static Tools
Non-sparking tools should be used in any environment where there is a risk of flammable vapors, liquids, dusts, or gases being ignited by sparks, typically found in industries like oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, mining operations, and areas with combustible dust, where a single spark could potentially cause a fire or explosion; use them b
As you probably already know, non-sparking tools are very different from all other tools. So, what are non-sparking tools? What are they made of? And what are they used for?
Diagonal pliers are mainly used to cut redundant leads of wires and parts. They are also commonly used to replace general scissors for cutting insulated bushing and nylon tire wire cards.
Non-sparking tools are made from non-ferrous metals, like brass, bronze, copper-nickel alloys, copper-aluminum alloys (aluminum bronze), or copper-beryllium alloys (beryllium bronze), which means they do not contain iron and are less likely to generate sparks when struck against another surface, making them ideal for use in environments where flamm
Toolkits are an essential part of a technician's job, so they can sometimes be underestimated. Having access to the right tools enables you to do your work professionally, and most importantly, safely.
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