Milwaukee 8" Long Nose Dipped Grip Pliers (USA) MIL48404520 using DCB205 battery (batteries sold Blade Width:1"

Name: Milwaukee 8" Long Nose Dipped Grip Pliers (USA) MIL48404520 using DCB205 battery (batteries sold Blade Width:1"
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 78449465274
Price: 48.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

Milwaukee 8" Long Nose Dipped Grip Pliers (USA) MIL48404520 using DCB205 battery (batteries sold Blade Width:1" using DCB205 battery (batteries sold separately) The MILWAUKEE® REDLITHIUM™ USB Battery can be recharged in the flashlight via USB C or swapped out with additional REDLITHIUM™ USB Batteries for virtually no downtime Pliers are tether ready and offered in both dipped grip with a split ring hole and comfort grip with a lanyard hole The Milwaukee Long Nose Pliers are made in USA with best in class manufacturing technology and USA sourced materials

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