Proto Tools .038" INTERNAL 45 SNAP RING PLIERS PRO J-398
Proto® J398 Internal Retaining Ring-Clip Plier, Standard Jaw, 5-3/8 in OAL
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BrandProto®
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UPC662679031848
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Manufacturer Part NumberJ398
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CountryUSA|Canada
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ColorRed
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TypeInternal
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Handle TypeCushion Grip
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Jaw MaterialAlloy Steel
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Jaw TypeStandard
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Overall Length5-3/8 in
- Used with internal retaining rings
- Fixed tips are precision formed and induction hardened for accurate fit and long wear
- 0.038 in of tip size and 45 deg tip angle
- 3/8 to 1 in Dia bore
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 3R332 |
| Grainger | 3R332 |
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UNSPSC27112110
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsASME B107.19|B107.500
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