Stahlwille 65516300 Waterpump Pliers, Box Joint, Length 302mm, Max Jaw Opening 45mm, Black Lacquered Head, Box Frame Polished Handle, Dip-Coated with Sure-Grip Surface, Made in Germany

Stahlwille 65516300 Waterpump Pliers with black lacquered head and box frame polished handle. Handle is dip-coated with sure-grip surface. Max jaw opening is 45mm. Length 302mm. Weight 520g. Made of oil-hardened chrome vanadium steel with anti-squeeze protection. Stahlwille Waterpump Pliers are compliant with the German quality standard DIN 8976 Stahlwille knows no compromises. All the products made by this company are manufactured at three locations in Germany under the most stringent quality control conditions. The latest manufacturing methods coupled with the use of the highest-grade materials ensure the closest tolerances are adhered to. And last but not least, it is the proximity to the customer and understanding of production processes and requirements that generate the innovation that the market needs. Made in Germany. High-grade materials and ergonomic design that redefines standards. Stahlwille's Waterpump Pliers unite these positive qualities in a manner which is close to perfect. The result is long-life, ergonomically designed tool providing strain-free working combined with maximum force transmission - even with greasy hands.

• BOX JOINT with 7 ADJUSTMENT POSITIONS. 302mm Waterpump Pliers with a box joint and seven adjustment positions (175 mm 6 adjustment positions).
• SPECIFICATION. Waterpump Pliers with Black Lacquered Head and Box Frame Polished Handle, Dip-Coated with Sure-Grip Surface. Max Jaw Opening is 45mm. Length 302mm. Weight 520g.
• HEAVY-DUTY WATERPUMP PLIERS. Made of oil-hardened chrome vanadium steel. With Anti-Squeeze protection.
• DIN ISO 8976 (No 207 c) COMPLIANT. Stahlwille Waterpump Pliers are compliant with the German quality standard DIN 8976.
• MADE IN GERMANY. Stahlwille continues to redefine standards. The company unites all the outstanding features of traditional German forging, state-of-the-art production techniques and digital technologies - from classic handtools and automatic calibration systems through to interconnected tool solutions for the next generation.