For sale are Ex MOD Hi-Shear Corp Collar Removal Tool Assembly HLH128-8 - 1/4" Drive.

Unused Surplus Stock. Still in trade packaging as supplied into Military stores but have been deemed surplus to their requirements.

Manufacturer: Hi-Shear Corperation

Manufacturer Part Number: HLH128-8

NSN: 5120 00 138 5848

High quality Collar Removal Tool used within the aviation industry.

Manufacturer Description/Specification:

The HLH-128 series tools are particularly useful to remove collars in structural areas not readily accessible to normal hand tools. The clamping action provided by the tool is positive and shorter turning increments can be used than with a gear type ratchet.

Size/Diameter: ¼”

Connector: ¼” Square Drive

Height: 0.400”

Width: 0.800”

Height @ Hex: -1.3” (33mm)

This item would cost around £85.00/$120.00 when buying new from a tool supplier so grab a bargain.

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