Non-Scratch Long Nose Pliers II
$23.00
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■Product Description
[Ideal for assembling and maintaining RC cars] These are radio pliers with a special resin grip. They are less likely to scratch the objects being gripped, making them ideal for assembling and maintaining RC cars. In particular, preventing scratches on damper shafts and pillow balls leads to smoother operation. They are also convenient for wire crafts using aluminum wire. The compact size and built-in spring make them easy to work with.
[Basic Specifications] The body is made of carbon steel, and the grip has a special sol coating finish that fits comfortably in the hand.
《How to replace resin parts》
74167 Non-Scratch Radio Pliers II Replacement Resin Parts (2 sets)
① Use a hard, sturdy, thin rod such as a precision screwdriver to insert it into the hole and push to remove the resin part. Alternatively, you can use a small flathead screwdriver to insert it into the gap between the resin part and the body and pry it open to remove it.
② Align the protrusion on the back of the resin part with the hole on the body and snap it into place.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
JAN: 4950344741663
■Notes
Information is current as of August 6, 2025. Product names, prices, release dates, specifications, etc. are subject to change without notice.
Non-Scratch Long Nose Pliers II
$23.00
[Ideal for assembling and maintaining RC cars] These are radio pliers with a special resin grip. They are less likely to scratch the objects being gripped, making them ideal for assembling and maintaining RC cars. In particular, preventing scratches on damper shafts and pillow balls leads to smoother operation. They are also convenient for wire crafts using aluminum wire. The compact size and built-in spring make them easy to work with.
[Basic Specifications] The body is made of carbon steel, and the grip has a special sol coating finish that fits comfortably in the hand.
《How to replace resin parts》
74167 Non-Scratch Radio Pliers II Replacement Resin Parts (2 sets)
① Use a hard, sturdy, thin rod such as a precision screwdriver to insert it into the hole and push to remove the resin part. Alternatively, you can use a small flathead screwdriver to insert it into the gap between the resin part and the body and pry it open to remove it.
② Align the protrusion on the back of the resin part with the hole on the body and snap it into place.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
JAN: 4950344741663
■Notes
Information is current as of August 6, 2025. Product names, prices, release dates, specifications, etc. are subject to change without notice.