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Box-Joint Pliers

• General utility tool with up to eight adjustments, allowing for jaw openings up to 4-1/2". • Either multiple hole or tongue-and-groove designs available. • Straight and curved jaws are available. • Most common type of box-joint (multiple slip-joint) is 10" water pump pliers.  
 

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  1. Slip-Joint Pliers
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