OSALADI 3pcs Eyeglass Frame Adjustment Pliers Multi-use Ferrule Crimper for Glasses Repair Ergonomic Diy Pliers

Package Include 3 x Pliers Characteristics - Material: Steel eye glasses clamp - Warm Tip: Dear buyer, Due to lighting effect, monitor's brightness, manual measurement and etc, there could be some slight differences in the color and size between the photo and the actual item glasses forcep. - Size: About 14x8x1 eyeglass adjustment pliers. - Color: Silver spectacle frame pliers. - Widely used in Eyeglasses frame repair, DIY handmade, household tools, etc eyeglasses pliers. - Made of steel, strong and solid glasses disassembly tool. - Ergonomic pliers, are designed, for repetitive work for long periods as they are more comfortable to use and less fatiguing eye glasses frames clamp.Goods Descriptioneyeglass adjustment tools Widely used in Eyeglasses frame repair, DIY handmade, household tools, etc.spectacle frame pliers Made of steel, strong and solid.Adjusting Eyeglass Arms Frame Ergonomic pliers, are designed, for repetitive work for long periods as they are more comfortable to use and less fatiguing

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• Eyeglass armsy pliers: made of steel, strong and solid.
• Adjusting eyeglass arms frame: optical adjustment nose pad arm clamp, perfect for making adjustments to nose pads on wire rim frames. perfect for businesses who adjust clients nose pads on their glasses or individuals who would like to adjust their nose pads to correctly fit.
• Eyeglasses pliers: pliers with mouth, easy to hold the tiny nose pads or other tiny things, suitable for eyeglasses repairing adjustable, jewelry making and other handcraft works
• Eyeglass adjustment tools: warm tip: dear buyer, due to lighting effect, monitor's brightness, manual measurement and etc, there could be some slight differences in the color and size between the photo and the actual item. sincerely hope that you can understand! thank you!
• Bend: bent nose pad arm adjusting pliers glasses frames clamp repair tools. great for adjusting nosepads without scratching up the frames