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VIDEO: KNIPEX Angled Pliers Wrench
This video introduces the new 15 degree Angled Pliers Wrench, No. 86-43-250 from Knipex.
Feb. 22, 2018
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This video introduces the new 15 degree Angled Pliers Wrench, No. 86-43-250 from Knipex.
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