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NWS 7"-KX0 KX Tower Pincers - Atramentized - Plastic GripNWS 115 12 180 7" KX0 KX Tower Pincers Atramentized Plastic Grip Extremely slim shape and outwardly positioned cutting edges for binding deep mounted steel rods and for problem areas KX Solinger tower pincers Suitable for work in places which are difficult to reach For fixing reinforcement steel with binding wire from a roll Fast, reliable and cost effective drilling and cutting of the wire in a single operation Cutting edges inductively hardened
NWS 115-12-180 7"-KX0 KX Tower Pincers - Atramentized - Plastic GripExtremely slim shape and outwardly positioned cutting edges for binding deep mounted steel rods and for problem areas
KX Solinger tower pincers
Suitable for work in places which are difficult to reach
For fixing reinforcement steel with binding wire from a roll
Fast, reliable and cost-effective drilling and cutting of the wire in a single operation
Cutting edges inductively hardened
Elliptical formed joint to guarantee optimum handling
Power transmission with optimum leverage for easy and effortless work
Tremendous cutting performance, up to 45 % power saving compared with conventional nippers
Handles coated with plastic
Made of tool steel, forged, oil-hardened
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★★★★★ 5
18 months later
Style: H-shape, Size: 38 inch
Legs seem decently thick. They could be a little sturdier. The paint has stayed with no chips or flakes. Color has not faded. It sits at the perfect height for a desk. Screws and hardware do the job. No welds to speak of, everything screws together. I’ve used these for a year and a half as a school desk and has held up well. I took a sheet of project board with stain and polyurethane as my top. Works excellent
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Gonna like these!
Style: Zig Zag, Size: 28 inch
Well done! Substantial legs that look great for a very reasonable price! Will absolutely purchase again for next project. Just can’t beat the price for the quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Very sturdy legs!
Style: Zig Zag, Size: 28 inch, Style: Zig Zag, Size: 28 inch
The legs are very well built and good looking, however, the screws included for installation are only 9/16" long which is not nearly enough for table legs of this size. I installed the legs on a 30" x 83" live edge oak tabletop that is full 2" thick. I purchased 1 1/4" screws for the install making the table very solid.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Heavy duty. Looks nice.
Style: Zig Zag, Size: 28 inch
These are great. They are VERY heavy duty. I used them with a butcher block counter to make a desk. Worked perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Good and attractive with a few finish issues.
Style: Zig Zag, Size: 28 inch
These are attractive and functional and work well. Some of the welds were not as precise as I would have liked, and a few places (not conspicuous) are missing a little of the finish, but overall they do what they're supposed to do.
I used them with a butcherblock counter top to create a desk for my office.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025