Klein Tools 3255 1-1/4" X 13-3/4" Broad Head Bull Pin
SKU: klein-3255
Model: 3255
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Product Overview
1-1/4" X 13-3/4" Broad Head Bull Pin
The Klein 3255 1-1/4" Broad Head Bull Pin is ideal for aligning bolt holes when working with steel construction. The corrosion resistant black finish prevents rusting and the heat treated quality steel alloy material assures a strong and durable tool. While the standard design costs less then the Broad Head Bull Pin, it is not designed to resist mushrooming and may not be suitable to your needs so way your options when shopping for Bull Pins.
- The forged, heat-treated design of the bull pin increases efficiency by providing a larger striking surface to hit
- The broad head design also reduces the chance of the pin slipping from the hand while aligning holes
- The angled head and smooth blending of radii helps increase the strength and reduces the danger of chipping during use
- The squared-off shoulders, just below the head have been forged to provide a surface for applying a wrench in order to loosen wedged bull pins after alignment
- The long, even tapered lay of the pin reduces binding and hang-up while driving
- The added resistance to "mushrooming" ensures a much longer tool life not found with conventional designs
- Heat-treated for added strength
- The black finish provides rust and corrosion resistance ensuring tool longevity
- Made in the U.S.A
- Always wear appropriate eye protection when using this tool
In The Box
- One (1) 1-1/4" X 13-3/4" Broad Head Bull Pin
Product Specifications
SKU
klein-3255
Model
3255
UPC / ISBN
Brand
Klein Tools
Shipping Weight
3.0 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Product Defects Only
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Cordless
Addl Specs
- Length: 13-3/4 Inches
- Point Diameter: 5/16 Inch
- Top Diameter: 1-1/4 Inches
- Material: Forged Steel Alloy
- Heat Treated: Yes
- Finish: Black/Corrosion Resistant
- Weight: 2.90 Pounds
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