Silverline Slaters Rip Tool, 580mm, Hardened Steel
580mm Slaters rip tool for cutting nails & removing slates. Made from hardened tempered steel for durability.
The Silverline Slaters Rip Tool is an essential roofing tool designed for efficient slate removal. Crafted from hardened tempered sprung steel, this durable tool ensures long-lasting performance even in demanding conditions. With a length of 580mm, it provides excellent reach and leverage while working on roofs.
The tool's unique design allows it to slide smoothly between roof slates, cutting through nails with ease to facilitate the removal of slates during repair or replacement work. Whether you're a professional roofer or a DIY enthusiast tackling a roofing project, this sturdy and reliable tool will make the job significantly easier.
Key Applications
- Slate removal during roof repairs or replacements
- Cutting through nails to detach slates cleanly
- Roofing maintenance tasks requiring precise slate extraction
- Roof slate removal
- Cutting through nails in roofing work
- Roofing maintenance and repairs
- Material: Hardened tempered sprung steel
- Length: 580mm
- Weight: 740g
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