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Edward Tools Pro-Grip Needle Nose Pliers 6” - Hard Carbon Steel Jaws - Spring Loaded Design for Easier Use - Ergo Soft Handle with Safety Ridge - Long Reach for Home, Fishing, Jewelry, Crafts (1) 1 Item Package Quantity:1 It can emit black cold Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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Edward Tools Pro Grip Needle Nose Pliers 6” Hard Carbon Steel Jaws Spring Loaded Design for Easier Use Ergo Soft Handle with Safety Ridge Long Reach for Home, Fishing, Jewelry, Crafts (1) 1 Item Package Quantity:1 It can emit black cold Style:Crimped Wire Wheel It can emit black cold light after polishing rust prevention and corrosion protection of solder joints Crafts (1) Ergonomic grip with safety edge features to prevent nicks and dings to your hands

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