Demolition Driver, Scratch Awl, 4" Shank, Steel Blade, Flared Cushion-Grip
Hisco #:6504DD-28725
MFG #:6504DD
$
Manufacturer Estimated Lead Time When Not In Stock: 14 days
Minimum Order QTY: 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
The Klein Tools 6504DD is a Demolition Scratch Awl engineered, manufactured, and tested for inscribing, hole starting, and piercing. Steel tip-to-cap connection ensures toughness to withstand striking during demolition work. The flared Cushion-Grip handle ensures a secure, slip-resistant grip and an over sized metal strike cap, is ideal for hammering.
Klein Tools 6504DD Features:- Heavy-duty, hard-pointed 4-Inch Awl
- Scribes metal, starts holes, and performs a variety of piercing and punch jobs
- Heavy-duty flared Cushion-Grip handle prevents the hand from slipping and adds a layer of protection from mis-strikes
- A large 1.3-Inch diameter strike cap for improved aim when hammering
- Designed to withstand the constant prying motions on the job
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Product Description
The Klein Tools 6504DD is a Demolition Scratch Awl engineered, manufactured, and tested for inscribing, hole starting, and piercing. Steel tip-to-cap connection ensures toughness to withstand striking during demolition work. The flared Cushion-Grip handle ensures a secure, slip-resistant grip and an over sized metal strike cap, is ideal for hammering.
Klein Tools 6504DD Features:- Heavy-duty, hard-pointed 4-Inch Awl
- Scribes metal, starts holes, and performs a variety of piercing and punch jobs
- Heavy-duty flared Cushion-Grip handle prevents the hand from slipping and adds a layer of protection from mis-strikes
- A large 1.3-Inch diameter strike cap for improved aim when hammering
- Designed to withstand the constant prying motions on the job
Technical Information
Brand: Klein Tools
Weight: 0.56
Country Of Origin: TW
Harmonized Code: 8205.40.0000
UPC Code: 092644329562
$
Minimum Order QTY: 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1