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Narrow Type Panel Remover - Lisle

Part #: 68340

The Lisle 68340 Narrow Type Panel Remover is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics, designed to safely and efficiently remove various automotive interior and exterior components. This specialized tool provides the necessary leverage without marring delicate vehicle surfaces, making it ideal for a wide range of removal tasks. Crafted for durability and precision, it helps streamline interior and exterior trim work while protecting both the vehicle and the technician's hands.

Key Features

  • Non-Marring Construction: Made from durable, impact-resistant plastic, ensuring components can be removed without scratching or damaging painted surfaces, trim, or upholstery.
  • Versatile Tip Angles and Sizes: Features multiple tip designs and angles to accommodate various clips, fasteners, and component shapes, providing broad application coverage.
  • Enhanced Leverage: Engineered to offer effective leverage for stubborn panels and trim pieces, reducing the effort required for removal.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Built to withstand the rigors of daily shop use, offering long-term reliability for professional automotive applications.

Applications

This narrow type panel remover is specifically engineered for the precise and damage-free removal of numerous vehicle components. It is commonly used for dislodging door panels, fascia, and various trim strips. Technicians will also find it invaluable for extracting dashboards, interior panels, and delicate interior trim pieces, as well as window moldings. Its design allows access to tight spaces, making it a highly adaptable tool for comprehensive vehicle interior and exterior restoration and repair tasks.

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  • Model: 220794
  • Shipping Weight: 0.13lbs
  • UPC: 083045683407
  • Manufacturers Part #: 68340
  • Manufactured by: Lisle
  • Also Known As: LS68340, LIS-68340

This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 26 July, 2015.