Klein Tools Kurve Solid Stranded Coil Spring Action Strips Wire Stripper/cutter on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, Wyoming, United States
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The Klein Tools Kurve Wire Stripper/Cutter performs many of the duties needed for your wire installation jobs, including cutting, bending, and stripping solid and stranded wire. This tool offers curved handles for improved reach. Precision shear-type blades produce clean cuts. California residents:
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