Field of application: For Stainless Steel Locking Ties
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Manufacturer: D.E.I., 604 Moore Rd., 44012 Avon Lake, Oh , United States of America, http://www.designengineering.com
Responsible person in the EU: Custom Chrome Europe GmbH, Carl-von-Ossietzky-Str. 8, 55459 Grolsheim, Germany, https://www.custom-chrome-europe.com, info@customchrome.de
Description
DEI has developed an effective tool to tighten stainless locking ties. This tool saves time, hassle, and gives a professional looking result. Simply slide the tool on the end of any ¼” nut driver, engage the tie, and twist. This gets the tie nice and secure, without any hassle. Works on any stainless ties up to 12mm (1/2”) wide.
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