Shark CORP 21-2030 Sømtrækkere i hærdet stållegering

Brand:Shark Corp

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PRODUKTBESKRIVELSE Hajgreb Japansk ''''kattepote''''-type negletrækkere har været valget af professionelle møbelsnedkere og træarbejdere i årevis, fordi de er så effektive og nemme at bruge. Især med udbredelsen af pneumatiske sømpistoler er det vigtigt at have en ægte Shark-greb sømtrækker i dit værktøjssæt. Pneumatiske negle har tendens til at have svage hoveder, der foldes eller skæres af, når du forsøger at trække dem ud af hovedet. Dog, Shark grip negletrækkere trækker fra skaftet på neglen, ikke hovedet. Den hærdede ''''V'''' af værktøjet (A) giver et fast, positivt bid i neglens skaft Fjernelse er et øjeblik. Undersiden af aftrækkeren (B) er buet, så den nemt kan grave ind i træ og glide ind under hovedet på et indstøbt søm - eller ind i skaftet på en hovedløs. Bagsiden af aftrækkeren (C) er designet til at fungere som et slaghoved for din hammer for at gøre denne operation endnu nemmere. Sharkgrip Pry-stænger er de tyndeste flade stænger på markedet. Værktøjet er en kombination af lirkestang/negletrækker, og det er fantastisk til at lirke støbning af med stort set ingen skade på den omgivende væg eller selve støbningen. Dens supertynde design lader den glide ind i de smalleste sprækker, man kan forestille sig. Det er perfekt til at justere vinduer og døre under installationen, fjerne tæppestrimler, hæfteklammer, det fungerer endda som en multifunktionsskraber. AMAZON.COM SharkGrip-negletrækkeren fjerner nemt selv indlejrede, hovedløse eller rustne søm. Den bider i enhver del af neglen uden at der kræves yderligere løftestangsstøtte. En avanceret hærdningsmetode i den drop-smedede byggeproces af denne sømtrækker giver den ekstra holdbarhed for at forhindre skår eller bøjning. Denne aftrækker er 11-3/4 inches lang til at tackle finish negle. FRA PRODUCENTEN SharkGrip Nail pullers fjerner selv indlejrede, hovedløse eller rustne søm. En avanceret hærdningsmetode i den drop-smedede byggeproces af denne sømtrækker giver den ekstra holdbarhed for at forhindre skår eller bøjning. 11-3/4" til Finish Nail (2-1/2" til 3"), almindelig negl (2" til 3-1/2) og ringskaft. Se mere

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EAN: 5915903759083

Kategorier Værktøj og boligforbedring, Værktøj & Håndværktøj, Håndværktøj, Nail Pullers,

Vejer 1,1 pund afsendt. Perfekt til 2-1/2 til 3-tommers neglefjernelse. Faldet smedede konstruktion; krom vanadium finish. Fjerner selv indlejrede, hovedløse eller rustne søm. Holdbar, effektiv negletrækker til at fjerne selv de mest genstridige finish negle. Pneumatiske negle har tendens til at have svage hoveder, der foldes eller skæres af, når du forsøger at trække dem ud af hovedet. Især med udbredelsen af pneumatiske sømpistoler er det vigtigt at have en ægte Shark Grip sømudtrækker i dit værktøjssæt. Shark Grip Japanske ''''kattepote''''-type negletrækkere har været valget af professionelle møbelsnedkere.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 38 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎21-2030
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Shark Corporation
Package Dimensions	‎13.9 x 11.3 x 1.6 inches
Part Number	‎21-2030
Power Source	‎hand_powered
Size	‎Pack of 1
Warranty Description	‎1 year

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Scritto da: Tim Bowrey

From a Tool Snob

I was looking for a replacement cat's paw after my Exhumer was showing some signs of serious abuse and rust. I decided to go with this particular cat's paw after hearing some good things about the company and was even told by some people that it was the 2nd best cat's paw out there (Stiletto being the best, supposedly). Well... I couldn't afford a Stiletto so I decided to give this guy a try. My use is mostly rough carpentry, including framing, trusses, and decking. I'm mostly pulling 8d and 12d (a few 16d) nails, and the spacing on the two ends seems to be perfect for that. I like how it grabs the nails but it lacks slightly in weight (I'd actually prefer it to be a little heavier) and it doesn't have a punch to dent the wood around the nails for a cleaner removal. The punch (found on the Exhumer and the Stiletto) is only a minor flaw since I don't get bonus points for making the wood pretty in my uses. Overall, I'd rate this about equal to my Exhumer. If they had babies and made a "Sharumer" (sounds German?), that would be a heck of a cat's paw. Either way, I switch between this cat's paw and my Exhumer depending on what kind of mood I am in or whether I had a big lunch. Another benefit of this cat's paw is the finishing. I've abused this cat's paw quite a bit already and the paint still hasn't chipped. Once the paint starts chipping and I get some work in the rain, I'll let y'all know how it holds up. Pros: - Good grabbing skills - Lightweight - Nice finish and paint Cons: - A little too lightweight for my likings - I wouldn't mind it being maybe 3/4" longer, maybe - Nail punch to put dents around nails for clean removal

Scritto da: Richard B. Strachan

Keep looking..

Steel is brittle where it was "hardened", already chipping and I've used it a handful of times.

Scritto da: David

Well hardened steel- truly a rare find nowadays. Worth the money.

The best steel out there in cats paws. Explains why you can't get them at the big box stores- way too high quality. However, I can't find use for the ultra wide jaw opening, you could pull a lag bolt with it. Problem is, makes it a lot more mess and effort going in for a buried gun nail, and that nail head can duck right through the gap as you drive right on by :-)

Scritto da: Markie Twain

Great tool to have

I find myself using this little tool all the time. It fits easily in my tool bucket and it is quite solid and sturdy. Great lever action and will rip up even the nails with the little heads on them. I also carry a flat bar, which is another indespensable tool, but this thing is nice to have due to the cat's paw digging action you can achieve to get out those embedded nails. If the nail is long, I find myself putting a piece of wood under the tool for additional prying action. All in all a great tool that will last and you can rely on.

Scritto da: Erik Tamai

My nailpull

The steel on this thing is HARD which means to me that the claws on these things stay sharp and ready to dig into whatever I want. That being said the harder the steel the more brittle it gets, so wear protective gear when putting the nuts to it. I personally have never shatter one but I've read it does happen from time to time. I love it though great shape design and length, if you only have one nail pull get this one you will not be disappointed.

Scritto da: Teahupoo

Good enough

NOt as good as the original shark puller that had 300 hundred Japanese steel,but the best option on the market.

Scritto da: Charles Gravel

king of all cats paws

I bought this cat paw after my old stanley got to wide at the claws and this is a beast of a tool. it is longer than a normal one and this gives you more leverage which is very nice. pulls gun nails out very easily. if your a framer or carpenter this will be a new favorite tool. also check out their flat bar which i bought before this, also a really good product.

Scritto da: kris

While I like the size and design of this brand of nail ...

While I like the size and design of this brand of nail puller aka "cats paw", they are ultimately junk. Have had two different sizes and they both broke a tooth, just doing what they are supposed to do..pull nails..literally astounded as to how one claw just breaks off...and for twenty something dollars spent on the last one couldn't be more disappointed. the design is nice but if you want something reliable stick with a stanley, not that I've ever bought one but that's what I always end up borrowing when I need one that works