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Klein Tools 3262 15/16" X 8" Barrel-Type Drift Pin

SKU: klein-3262 Model: 3262
$16.99
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Klein Tools 3262 15/16" X 8" Barrel-Type Drift Pin

Klein Tools 3262 15/16" X 8" Barrel-Type Drift Pin

SKU: klein-3262 Model: 3262
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15/16" X 8" Barrel-Type Drift Pin

The Klein 3262 15/16" Barrel-Type Drift Pin is ideal for aligning or widening 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.

  • Machined from quality alloy steel to produce a durable long lasting tool
  • The end points taper and blend into body diameter for a uniform look
  • The tough, forged steel is designed to properly end-pin during use
  • Heat-treated for added strength and longevity
  • The black finish coating helps tool to resist rust and corrosion
  • Made in the U.S.A
  • Always wear approved eye protection

In The Box

  • One (1) 15/16" X 8" Barrel-Type Drift Pin

Product Specifications

SKU
klein-3262
Model
3262
UPC / ISBN
092644666629
Brand
Klein Tools
Shipping Weight
1.2 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Product Defects Only
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Cordless
Addl Specs
  • Length: 8 Inches
  • Maximum Diameter: 15/16 Inch
  • Point Diameter: 1/2 Inch
  • Material: Forged Steel Alloy
  • Heat Treated: Yes
  • Finish: Black/Corrosion Resistant
  • Weight: 1.10
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