General EasyReach Grabber Tool – Locking Pick-Up Tool for HVAC, Electrical & Facility Maintenance | 32"–120" Reach | Grips Heavy or Small Items Paper Products and Wiper Rags Dual-Sided Die Head Placement: Allows Why Choose the Hydromatic

Name: General EasyReach Grabber Tool – Locking Pick-Up Tool for HVAC, Electrical & Facility Maintenance | 32"–120" Reach | Grips Heavy or Small Items Paper Products and Wiper Rags Dual-Sided Die Head Placement: Allows Why Choose the Hydromatic
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SKU: 3454720429
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General EasyReach Grabber Tool – Locking Pick-Up Tool for HVAC, Electrical & Facility Maintenance | 32

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General EasyReach Grabber Tool – Locking Pick Up Tool for HVAC, Electrical & Facility Maintenance 32"–120" Reach Grips Heavy or Small Items Paper Products and Wiper Rags Dual Sided Die Head Placement: Allows Why Choose the Hydromatic Dual Sided Die Head Placement: Allows flexible positioning for versatile threading applications The motor supports both 120V and 240V and ships factory preset to 230V saving your hands from fatigue during extended use Multi Purpose Utility: Great for removing debris from traps

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