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US $15.95
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Brick, New Jersey, United States

Brick, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:T5 Brand:White UPC:Does not apply

Terminal Removal and Extraction Pick Set

 

 

.040 - .090 -  .110 - .250 - .312 - Delphi Metripack Terminals

For sealed and Non-sealed Connectors

 

Small pick tip is .9mm in width - With a tapered tip for .040 and .090 Sealed terminals.

Larger Pick is 2.2mm in width

(These are made of a hardened steel, they do not bend. The narrow pick will break if appling to much pressure.)



 


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