7-1/2in
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- Length: 7-1/2in
Part #:811447
- 3/8" Drive Round Head Ratchet 7-5/8"
&bull Double pawl design with 72 teeth action provides a 5° ratcheting angle
&bull Shift lever reverses action instantly
&bull Knurled handle provides a non-slip grip
&bull Chrome finish models provides increased protection from rust and corrosion
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Part #:810247
- 7 1/2" Cold Chisels
The most commonly used chisels in the chisel line
For cutting, shaping and removing metal softer than the cutting edge of the chisel
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Part #:503695
- 1-1/4" Shank Diameter Eyebolts Plain Pattern
Forged from the best quality carbon steel, hardened and tempered to ensure increased strength and toughness and reduce liability or breakage
Each lot is tested and inspected to insure conformance to specifications
Available with UNC Class 2A thread only
Plain pattern eyebolts must never be used to lift an angular load
Eyebolt shanks should never be undercut or eyebolt shank diameters reduced
To obtain greatest strength from an eye bolt, it must fit reasonably tight in the hole into which it is screwed to prevent unscrewing due to twist of cable. Tightness and seating must be checked after initial load
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Part #:812975
- 7 1/2" Chain Nose Pliers
&bull Polished heads resist rust and corrosion, extending the tool life
&bull Diamond serrated jaws with industrial hardened cutting edges
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Part #:509572
- 1-1/8" Shank Diameter Eyebolts Shoulder Pattern
Forged from the best quality carbon steel, hardened and tempered to ensure increased strength and toughness and reduce liability or breakage
Each lot is tested and inspected to insure conformance to specifications
Available with UNC Class 2A thread only
Eyebolt shanks should never be undercut or eyebolt shank diameters reduced
Shoulder eye bolts must be properly seated (should bear firmly against the mating part) otherwise the working loads must be reduced substantially. A steel washer or spacer may be required for proper seating
To obtain greatest strength from an eye bolt, it must fit reasonably tight in the hole into which it is screwed to prevent unscrewing due to twist of cable. Tightness and seating must be checked after initial load
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