Name: Abramis Sp. z o.o.
Address: Łąkowa 52A, 05-092 Łomianki, Polen
Email: info@abramis.com.pl
Website: https://mikado.pl/
15.2 cm / 6"
Mikado Plier / Bent
Alennushinta€6,59
Size:15.2 cm / 6"
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Size:15.2 cm / 6"
Size:15.2 cm / 6"
Simple, Practical Unhooking Pliers
Medical artery forceps were among the first long unhooking tools to find their way into predator fishing - and with good reason. Long, lightweight and easy to handle, this style of pliers combines several genuine advantages, which is why dedicated angler versions now exist. The Mikado Plier is available in the curved variant in 2 sizes and delivers straightforward, well-proportioned unhooking performance. The extra length means you can get a firm grip on even deeply embedded hooks with confidence.
Key Facts:
- Unhooking pliers
- Type: artery forceps, curved
- 2 variants to choose from
- 15.2 cm and 20.3 cm long
- Easy to handle
- Secure removal of deeply set hooks
Plier | Gebogen 20.3 cm / 8"
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Plier | Gebogen 20.3 cm / 8"
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Name: Abramis Sp. z o.o.
Email: info@abramis.com.pl
- Safe product.
- Inspect the product for damage before use.
- Always use the product for its intended purpose and in accordance with the instructions.
- Keep knives and sharp tools out of the reach of children, pets and other persons who do not need access. Secure used sharp objects during transport to avoid accidents.
- Use the tool only for the tasks it is designed for. For example, a knife should not be used as a crowbar, tin opener, chisel, screwdriver, etc.
- If the tool has a blade, ensure it is sharp. Blunt blades require more force, which increases the risk of injury.
- Always carry a tool with the tip and blade pointing downward at your side.
- Point the blade away from your body when using, washing or drying the tool.
- Work in a well-lit area so you can see what you are doing.
- Cut on a stable surface. Use a chopping board or a non-slip mat to prevent the workpiece from sliding on the work surface.
- Wear protective clothing such as cut-resistant gloves or mesh gloves, especially when using a guiding hand.
