WESTWARD Locking Plier: Long Nose, Quick Release, 1 1/2 in Max Jaw Opening, 4 in Overall Lg
The WESTWARD 1ECF1 is a Long-Nose Locking Plier with a Quick Release mechanism, featuring a 1 1/2 in max jaw opening, 4 in overall length, and 1 7/16 in jaw length.
SKU 3G-OTH-730717
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Product Description
The WESTWARD 1ECF1 is a Long-Nose Locking Plier with a Quick Release mechanism, featuring a 1 1/2 in max jaw opening, 4 in overall length, and 1 7/16 in jaw length.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the WESTWARD 1ECF1 locking plier used for?
The WESTWARD 1ECF1 long-nose locking plier is used for gripping, clamping, and turning small parts in tight spaces. Its quick-release mechanism allows one-handed operation, making it ideal for automotive, plumbing, and general maintenance tasks where precision and secure hold are required.
What are the specifications of the WESTWARD 1ECF1 locking plier?
The WESTWARD 1ECF1 long-nose locking plier has a 1 1/2 in max jaw opening, 4 in overall length, and 1 7/16 in jaw length. It features a quick-release mechanism and is made by WESTWARD. The manufacturer part number is 1ECF1.
Where to buy the WESTWARD 1ECF1 locking plier worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the WESTWARD 1ECF1 locking plier worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics and customs clearance to deliver this tool to your facility. Contact us for availability and lead time on orders.
How to maintain the WESTWARD 1ECF1 locking plier?
To maintain the WESTWARD 1ECF1 locking plier, keep the jaw and release mechanism clean and lightly oiled to prevent rust. Avoid over-tightening beyond the 1 1/2 in max jaw opening. Store in a dry environment to preserve the tool's longevity and performance.
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3G Electric supplies WESTWARD long-nose locking pliers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
