Stanley Bostitch General Repair Tool Kit
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Stanley Bostitch
- Mfg Part #: 92-680
- UPC: 076174926804
- Category: Tools
Product Description
General repair tool kit features an assortment of basic tools. Perfect for the home or office. Kit includes: 4" long-nose pliers, 6" slip-joint pliers, 4" standard screwdriver, No. 2 Phillips screwdriver, 8" torpedo level, 7 oz. wood claw hammer, and 8' tape ruler. Zippered, soft-sided case offers convenient storage.
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Black
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Package Contents :
- 4" Long-nose Pliers, 6" Slip-joint Pliers, 4" Standard Screwdriver, No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver, 8" Torpedo Level, Wood Claw Hammer (7 oz), 8' Tape Ruler, Zippered Case
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Product Details
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Black
Weight (Approximate) : 2.50 lb
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Miscellaneous
Package Contents :
- 4" Long-nose Pliers, 6" Slip-joint Pliers, 4" Standard Screwdriver, No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver, 8" Torpedo Level, Wood Claw Hammer (7 oz), 8' Tape Ruler, Zippered Case
Recycled Content : 0%
Post-consumer-waste% : 0%
Assembly Required : No
Country of Origin : China
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