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Tekton Groove Joint Pliers

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Overview

Angled Teeth
Sharp teeth on each jaw are angled to work with the direction of operation, creating a high-leverage nonslip bite like a pipe wrench.

Interlocking Tongue and Grooves
Fully undercut and interlocking tongue and grooves won't slip or separate under high stress, providing superior joint strength and stability.

Adjustable Fastener
A nut and bolt fastener allows the operating tension to be adjusted if needed, and unlike permanent rivets it can be used to re-calibrate and maintain performance throughout service life.

Comfortable Handles
A broad, rounded handle profile distributes force evenly across your hand to reduce stress and pressure. Slim, nonslip grips add cushion and comfort without adding bulk.
   
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Features

  • Sharp, angled pipe-wrench-style teeth offer a sure bite
  • Undercut tongue and grooves interlock for superior joint strength
  • Nut and bolt fastener allows fine‐tuning of operating tension
  • Slim, nonslip grips provide comfort and control without adding bulk

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