Hose Remover Pliers

Specifications

• Manufacturer: CTA Manufacturing Corp.
• Model Number: 8810
• Weight: 0.7 lbs
• Dimensions: 11.1 x 4.3 x 1.5 inches
• Product Type: Specialty Hose Remover Pliers

Key Features

• Engineered Jaw Design: Features specifically shaped jaws designed to grip various hose types, including radiator hoses, heater hoses, and vacuum lines, enabling efficient removal without slippage.
• Robust Construction: Manufactured from durable materials, these automotive hose pliers withstand the demands of professional garage environments and frequent use.
• Comfort Grip Handles: Designed for ergonomic comfort, the handles provide a secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during strenuous hose removal tasks.
• Optimized Leverage: Provides enhanced leverage, making it easier to separate stubborn, frozen, or old hoses from fittings.

Applications

• Automotive Maintenance & Repair: Essential for tasks requiring the disconnection of various fluid hoses in vehicles.
• Radiator and Heater System Service: Effectively remove radiator hoses and heater hoses during cooling system overhauls or component replacements.
• General Hose Disconnect: Useful for a wide range of automotive hose types, including fuel lines, vacuum hoses, and coolant hoses.
• Professional and DIY Use: Designed for both seasoned mechanics and individuals performing vehicle maintenance at home.

Benefits

• Effortless Hose Disconnection: Simplifies the challenging task of removing stuck or brittle hoses, saving time and reducing frustration.
• Prevents Hose and Fitting Damage: The specialized design grasps hoses firmly without tearing them or marring the connections, extending component life.
• Improved Efficiency: Accelerates repair processes by providing a dedicated tool for quick and clean hose removal.
• Enhanced User Safety: Reduces the physical strain and risk of injury often associated with prying off stubborn hoses using unsuitable tools.
• Versatile Automotive Tool: A single specialty tool handles multiple automotive hose removal needs, increasing the utility of a mechanic's toolbox.