Jones Stephens™ J40404 Tongue and Groove Plier, 2-1/4 in, 12 in OAL
Jones Stephens™ J40404 Tongue and Groove Plier, 2-1/4 in, 12 in OAL
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BrandJones Stephens™
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UPC025582301673
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Manufacturer Part NumberJ40404
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CountryUSA
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Nominal Capacity2-1/4 in
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Overall Length12 in
- Right angle teeth
- Comfort grips
- Channel lock No 440
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
|---|---|
| Ferguson | JJ40404 |
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UNSPSC27112112
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Package Description5/CTN
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