Jonard
Jonard CS-1022 Clip Setter Steel 6 3/4 in hand tool
Steel clip setter installs and removes E and C clips from 5/32 in to 3 in diameter and 1/32 in to 93/1000 in thickness
- Sets and removes E and C clips efficiently
- Handles clips from 5/32 in to 3 in diameter
- Works with clip thickness from 1/32 in to 93/1000 in
- Nickel-plated steel body resists corrosion during use
- Lightweight at .033 lb for comfortable handling
Jonard CS-1022 Clip Setter
The Jonard CS-1022 is a nickel-plated steel hand tool designed for setting and removing E and C type clips. It handles clip diameters from 5/32 in up to 3 in and thicknesses from 1/32 in to 93/1000 in. Technicians use it for adjustment, alignment and burnishing tasks where precise clip manipulation is required.
Clip diameter and thickness limits
The tool accepts a maximum clip diameter of 3 in and a maximum thickness of 93/1000 in, while the minimum diameter is 5/32 in and minimum thickness is 1/32 in. Clips outside these ranges cannot be gripped or formed correctly, so the setter will not work for larger retaining rings or heavier gauge clips.
Check your clip specifications
Before ordering, verify that the clips you intend to service fall within the 5/32 in to 3 in diameter range and the 1/32 in to 93/1000 in thickness range. The tool length is 6 3/4 in and width is 1/4 in, so ensure your workspace allows access for a tool of this size. This product carries California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Sets and removes E and C clips efficiently
- Handles clips from 5/32 in to 3 in diameter
- Works with clip thickness from 1/32 in to 93/1000 in
- Nickel-plated steel body resists corrosion during use
- Lightweight at .033 lb for comfortable handling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I choose between the E and C clip setter versions?
This single tool handles both E and C type clips, so there is no separate version to select.
What does the 6 3/4 in length mean when I am working in a tight engine bay?
The 6 3/4 in steel body gives enough reach for confined areas while keeping the 1/4 in width narrow enough to fit between components.
What clip sizes does the nickel-plated steel jaw actually grip?
It adjusts from a minimum 5/32 in diameter and 1/32 in thickness up to a maximum 3 in diameter and 93/1000 in thickness.
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