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CRL RD1935 8-1/4" Forged Jaw Glass Break Pliers

Item #: RD1935 by CR Laurence

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  • Excellent Forged Steel Pliers with Machined Jaws for Consistent Breaks
  • One of the Most Popular Glass Tools in America
  • Machined Jaws for Cleaner Breaks

Jaw Width

1

Length

8 1/4

Shipping Weight

1 lb (454g)

Configuration

Forged Jaw

C.R. Laurence 8-1/4 inch Flare Jaw Glass Break Pliers is superb produced steel pincers with machined jaws for constant breaks and a standout amongst the most liked glass Ttools in america. Machined jaws for cleaner breaks. 8-1/4 inch (210 mm) comprehensive length and 15/16 inch (23.8 mm) wide flared jaws of the RD1935 are favoured by numerous expert glaziers. The jaws are machined with awesome consideration regarding the tips to make certain that there is no gap between them when shut, guaranteeing that they are incomparably parallel. That implies cleaner, steadier breaks. Wear the best possible defensive security gear when working with glass. Inability to do as such can bring about harm.

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The 8-1/4" (210 mm) overall length and 15/16" (23.8 mm) wide flared jaws of the RD1935 are preferred by many professional glaziers. The jaws are machined with great attention to the tips to be sure that there is no gap between them when closed, ensuring that they are perfectly parallel. That means cleaner, more consistent breaks for you.
Important Notes

Always wear the proper protective safety gear when working with glass. Failure to do so can result in injury.