Plier - Tongue & Groove - Tubing - 9.5" / 422 *V-JAW
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The Channellock 422 V-Jaw 9.5" Tongue & Groove Plier is built to get as much contact as possible on round stock and tubing.
Build
This plier is made with a PermaLock® fastener that doesn't fail, lock-up or break and will last for years and years of use and abuse.
This V-Jaw plier has 5 adjustments and the jaw capacity of 1.5 inches.
This plier also has a reinforced edge to minimize breakage and the tongue and groove channels are undercut to prevent slippage.
Built out of high carbon steel that has been specially coated to prevent the tool from rusting.
Excellent for use on round stock and tubing!
Safety
Handles are dipped in rubber to provide user with a comfortable grip.
This hand tool won't break under normal wear and tear.
Clean-Up and Storage
If the pliers become wet, dry as soon as possible to prevent corrosion.
Certifications, Standards, and Regulations
- Made in the USA
- ISO 9001:2015
- Pliers: Pliers (or pincers) are built with a flat and usually serrated gripping surface. Pliers are versatile handheld tools mostly used for holding small objects or bending or cutting wire.
- Handheld Cutting Tools: Tools that are powered by hand rather than by a motor. These tools can cut a wide variety of materials and thicknesses.
| Vendor Part #: | 422 |
| Handle Finish: | Plastic Dipped |
| Jaw Capacity: | [1.5 inches] |
| Jaw Length: | [1.12 inches] |
| Material: | High Carbon Steel |
| Nose Type: | Curved |
| Overall Length: | [9.5 inches] |
| Teeth Type: | Heat Treated, Right Angled |
| Weight: | [0.84 lbs] |
| Handle Span: | [1.57 inches] |
| Joint Thickness: | [0.47 inches] |
| Number of Adjustments: | 5 |
- √Getting the Most Contact on Round Stock and Tubing
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