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Master Mechanic Heat Treated Alloy Steel Pliers

Name: Master Mechanic Heat Treated Alloy Steel Pliers
Brand: MASTER MECHANIC
SKU: 7001537
Price: 65.0 SAR
Availability: InStock

74.75 SR Vat Included

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Master Mechanic - 10" Fence Pliers

Master Mechanic 10-inch fence pliers, designed for cutting, twisting, and pulling wires in fencing and light to medium metalworking applications. They feature strong, sharp jaws that provide effective performance in handling wires and nails, with a comfortable handle that offers better control during use.

Why Choose Master Mechanic 10" Fence Pliers?

10-inch size suitable for medium-duty work
Strong jaws for cutting and pulling
Practical design for fence wires and metalwork
Made from high-quality steel for long-lasting durability
Ideal for use in workshops and farms

Additional Features

Strong and precise cutting performance
Comfortable handle reduces fatigue
Good corrosion resistance

How to Use

1. Grip the tool firmly by the handles
2. Place the wire or material between the jaws
3. Squeeze to cut or pull as needed
4. Ensure the material is secure before use
5. Clean and store after use

Material: Heavy-duty steel
Color: Black / Silver

Made of high quality alloy: ensures durability and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for use in various environments.
High Accuracy: Provides accurate and reliable measurements in various applications.
Ease of Use: Simple and easy-to-use design, making it suitable for engineers, technicians and the general public.
Versatile: Can be used in a variety of applications, such as engineering, construction, design, and even at home

To determine the length of an object, place a measuring tool (such as a ruler or metric tape) along its length so that the zero point is at the beginning of the object.
Read the measurement at the end of the body, making sure to look vertically to avoid visual errors.
Metric measurements can be used almost anywhere, indoors or outdoors.

Architects and Civil Engineers: To design and construct buildings and structures with precision.
Construction workers: to measure materials and dimensions on construction sites.
Designers: to design products, fashion and interior spaces.
School and university students: to learn metric measurements and their use in science and mathematics.
Home use: To measure furniture, spaces, and other items.