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Circlip Pliers Rockforce RF-609140HB, 90° Bent Tips, 140 mm
Circlip Pliers Rockforce RF-609140HB, 90° Bent Tips, 140 mm
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Circlip Pliers Rockforce RF-609140HB, 90° Bent Tips, 140 mm
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Circlip Pliers Rockforce RF-609140HB, 90° Bent Tips, 140 mm
Circlip Pliers Rockforce RF-609140HB, 90° Bent Tips, 140 mm
Rockforce RF-609140HB circlip pliers with 90° bent tips and a 140 mm overall length are designed for installing and removing internal and external retaining rings in confined or angled assemblies. The bent 90° jaws improve access to recessed circlips and allow controlled manipulation in automotive, machinery maintenance and general mechanical tasks that require precise ring handling.
The 90° bent tips provide improved reach and visibility when working in tight spaces compared with straight-jaw models. A compact 140 mm length offers better hand control and maneuverability in crowded engine bays or gear housings. The pliers are intended to deliver stable grip on retaining rings and to reduce slippage during insertion or removal, helping to minimise damage to surrounding components.
Select the appropriate jaw engagement for the type of circlip (internal or external), then position the bent tips into the circlip holes or behind the ring edge. Apply steady, even pressure while spreading or compressing the circlip as required, keeping the tool aligned to avoid slipping. For installation, compress or expand the ring uniformly and guide it into its groove; for removal, open or close the ring just enough to release it from the groove and withdraw the pliers carefully.
Inspect circlips and mating grooves for wear or deformation before reuse. Use eye protection when working with retaining rings to guard against sudden release. For best results, keep the pliers clean and store them in a dry place to prevent corrosion and preserve tip alignment.
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