Safety grip wrench for marking pipes

Safety grip wrench for marking pipes
This special pliers you have any Survey bolt with a shank diameter of 4 - 10 mm when driving in safe hands.
The extra long, insulated handles dampen obliquely incident on the nail head from impact shocks effectively and thus spare your wrists. Hand injuries and uncontrolled flying nails are in use these pliers to the past.
This tool should be in every test vehicle.
Article-No. product description length PU W EUR/piece quantity  
23SHZ Safety grip wrench for marking pipes 1 D 39,95
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