Knipex Cobra® XS Water Pump Pliers grey atramentized, embossed, rough surface 100 mm 87 00 100

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With a simple push, you can effortlessly adapt the Knipex 87 00 100 Cobra XS to different workpiece sizes. Bites like a big pliers: the smallest fully functional adjustable pipe and nut pliers in the world Optimal accessibility in the tightest spaces: an even more compact model, very slim head One-hand. With KNIPEX Cobra® XS: 100 mm tool length, grips round workpieces up to 28 mm, with self-locking effect.

Living in the Highlands, Mike is constantly finding innovative and usually cold/wet ways to accelerate the degradation of cycling kit. The KNIPEX 002072 V04 XS pliers set is designed to satisfy all your needs, providing a wealth of versatility.New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . With its slim multi-component grips without a collar, for example, the KNIPEX Cobra® 87 02 250 can be transported particularly easily and can also be used in tight spaces. For the size, weight and utility, I'm hard pressed to think of anything that can replicate the exact function. HRC, are self-locking on pipes and nuts: the Cobra® XS does not slip on the workpiece and therefore promotes work with less effort. The Knipex 86 Series XS Pliers Wrench offer optimum accessibility, even in confined spaces thanks to their particularly compact design, and slim head.

if you suffer from grip challenges and weight/space is less of an issue, this might be the version to go for.With pliers wrench XS: 100 mm tool length, parallel jaw opening gently grips up to 21 mm width across flats. Innovation 2020 KNIPEX Cobra® XS With a length of only 100 mm, it is the smallest fully functional set of water pump pliers in the world and, thanks to its compact design, ensures accessibility even in the tightest of spaces. With the Cobra the question was this—could I pair this with a knife and do better than I could with a multitool, even one as light as the Skeletool or the Flash MT? There are tons of grades of tool steel us knife knuts are oblivious to so I would not want to hazard a guess.