Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
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A steel packing hook with a corkscrew point, magnetised end and knurled aluminium handle for retrieving small parts
The Ullman 1820 is a steel packing hook with a corkscrew point designed for pulling and positioning packing material. Its knurled aluminum handle provides grip during use. A magnet at the end assists with retrieving small ferrous items. The tool is suited for maintenance and assembly tasks where sealing materials must be manipulated.
The tip is made of steel while the handle uses aluminum with a knurled finish for control. The magnet end adds utility for picking up dropped hardware. The hook does not have a replaceable tip or threaded points, so the corkscrew point is fixed. The aluminum handle resists corrosion in workshop environments.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ULLMAN |
| Product type | Measuring & Layout Tools |
The magnet end is designed to hold ferrous parts while you position or measure them.
The handle is aluminium with a knurled surface for a secure grip.
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