Klein® Klein-Koat® 70 Replacement Plier Handle, For Use With 7 in L Plier, Tenite Plastic
The Klein Tools plastic replacement handles provide comfort and slip-resistant grip. Use hot tap water to fit these to an existing pair of 7-Inch pliers.
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BrandKlein®
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UPC092644990205
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Manufacturer Part Number70
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CountryUSA|Canada
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MaterialTenite Plastic
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ColorMaroon
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Dimensions1.46 in L x 1.18 in W x 2.2 in H
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Suitable For Use With7 in L Plier
- Plastic replacement handles provide slip-resistant grip and enhanced comfort
- Fits on existing pair of 7 in plier handles
- To install, place open end of grip in hot tap water to within 1 in of plugged end for approximately one minute, then drive grip onto pliers handle
- Do NOT boil replacement handles in boiling water, follow installation instructions carefully
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
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| Grainger | 2DGG4 |
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Alternative Part Number8524113
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UNSPSC27112011
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IDEA Index ID8524113
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsPROP65: Cancer and reproductive harm - See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov for more information
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Klein® Klein-Koat® 70 Replacement Plier Handle, For Use With 7 in L Plier, Tenite Plastic
The Klein Tools plastic replacement handles provide comfort and slip-resistant grip. Use hot tap water to fit these to an existing pair of 7-Inch pliers.
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