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Description
Description:
Color: Dark Blue
Material: 50 steel jaw, Anti-slip rubber handle
What is the difference between 45steel and 50 steel?
45steel: is the carbon content of C 0.42- 0.50% of the structural steel, the material is relatively soft,
commonly used in the hardness of the mechanical parts are not demanding. The price is cheaper.
(Most of the pliers use 45steel)
50 steel: is the carbon content of C 0.47- 0.55% of the structural steel, the material is relatively hard, commonly used in the impact load is not required and good wear resistance of mechanical parts.
The price is more expensive. (Our pliers are using 55steel)
Features:
100% quality and Brand new.
Spring loaded for easy use
Automatic rebound function
45°angle use in tight spaces
Carbon steel hardening treatment
Light weight, thin profile and easy handling insulate grips comfortable for operation
Feel comfortable and convenient to use
Special suitable for cut wire, electronic feet, trimming plastic products, cut a small metal wire, and so on
Used in electronic industry repair, jewelry processing, model making and fishing, etc
Note:
1. Please allow 1-3mm error due to manual measurement. please make sure you do not mind before you bid.
2. Due to lighting effects, monitor’s brightness contrast settings etc, there could be some slight differences in the color tone of the pictures and the actual item!
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