Mayhew™ 21004 PRO™ Pin Punch, 3/16 in Hex Punch, 5-1/4 in OAL, Alloy Steel
Mayhew™ 21004 PRO™ Pin Punch, 3/16 in Hex Punch, 5-1/4 in OAL, Alloy Steel
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BrandMayhew™
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UPC045256210049
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Manufacturer Part Number21004
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CountryUSA
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MaterialAlloy Steel
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Punch Size3/16 in
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Punch TypeHex
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ColorBlack Oxide
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SeriesPRO™
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Overall Length5-1/4 in
- Used to drive out and remove already loosened pins and keys after initial movement by a solid punch
- Not for use on seized pins and keys, loosen with a solid punch first
- Available in black oxide finish for additional rust protection
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
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| Berkshire eSupply | KS50306 |
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UNSPSC27111500
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Package DescriptionEACH
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