Prosnip 23012 Professional Quality Tinner Snips on 2040-parts.com
Winter Haven, Florida, US
Prosnip - Professional Quality TINNER SNIPS
Prosnip - American Tool Co
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- 12 3/4"/320mm
- Tight curves and straight cuts
- Hot forged carbon steel
- Cuts up to 22gauge/.84mm cold-rolled steel and 24 gauge/.61mm stainless steel
MADE IN USA
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