• FC11 gray skeletonized titanium alloy pry tool alone on white showing its attachment eye, three body cutouts, side opener notch and broad angled tip
  • Two FC11 gray titanium alloy pry tools beside a black book showing their attachment eyes, three shaped body cutouts and angled tips
  • FC11 gray titanium alloy pry tool against a black book on wood, showing its shaped openings, curved bottle opener notch and angled tip
  • FC11 gray pry tool attached to keys by a small ring hanging from a larger hinged ring on a black bag
  • FC11 use collage showing bottle cap opening, bead chain pendant attachment and the angled tip prying a metal can lid

Skeletonized Titanium Alloy Pry Tool FC11

Skeletonized Titanium Alloy Pry Tool FC11

$33.94
$33.94
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FC11 gray skeletonized titanium alloy pry tool alone on white showing its attachment eye, three body cutouts, side opener notch and broad angled tip

Skeletonized Titanium Alloy Pry Tool FC11

$33.94
$33.94
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The FC11 titanium-alloy pry tool has a skeletonized gray body, a broad angled tip and a curved bottle-opening notch along one side. A tail eye provides an attachment point for compatible keyring or pendant hardware.

Details

  • Supplier-listed titanium-alloy construction
  • Gray finish and a flat fixed body
  • Three shaped cutouts through the body, plus a separate tail eye
  • Broad angled pry tip
  • Side notch for opening bottle caps
  • Beveled edges around the openings

Supplier Measurements

  • Overall length: approximately 55mm
  • Width: approximately 12mm
  • Listed weight: approximately 6g

The supplier notes that manual measurements may vary by 1-2mm.

Questions

What is supplied?

One gray FC11 pry tool, shown alone in the first photograph. Keys, attachment rings, bead chain, bag, bottle and can in the other photographs demonstrate use and carry arrangements.

What are the openings for?

The tail eye is the attachment point. Three further cutouts give the body its open, skeletonized profile.

How do the working ends differ?

The broad angled tip is shown lifting a can lid. The curved side notch is shown engaging the edge of a bottle cap.

How can it be carried?

The use photographs show the tail eye attached to a keyring and to a bead chain. Choose attachment hardware that fits the photographed eye.

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