Aircraft Aviation Tools 9" Reversible Safety Wire Plier (new) on 2040-parts.com
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, United States
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Reversible Safety Wire Pliers switches from right-handed (clockwise) to left-handed (counterclockwise) twisting at the flick of a switch. This allows you to change directions on the fly without having to resort to a second tool. Excellent for series wiring where you must switch directions with each bolt (IAW AC4313). We ship APO, FPO, and international. Buy 2 or more and save on combined shipping. |
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