Jonard
Jonard M-125/5 Push Hook Steel Flat 6 in Pack of 5
Five nickel-plated steel push hooks, each 6 in long, for adjustment and alignment tasks
- Flat push hooks simplify alignment tasks
- Nickel-plated steel resists corrosion during use
- Six-inch length reaches into tight spaces
- Pack of five supplies multiple workstations
- California Proposition 65 warning applies to this product
Five-piece push hook set
This Jonard M-125/5 pack contains five flat push hooks made from steel with a nickel-plated finish. Each hook measures six inches in length and is designed for adjustment, alignment and burnishing tasks. The set suits technicians who need multiple identical tools for workshop or field use.
California Proposition 65 notice
The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Normal handling does not involve power draw, thermals or noise, so those factors are not applicable to this hand tool.
Steel construction and nickel plating
The steel body provides rigidity for pushing and aligning components, while the nickel-plated finish resists corrosion during daily use. Supplied as a pack of five, the hooks allow one to be kept at each workstation or replaced quickly if a tip becomes worn.
Highlights
- Flat push hooks simplify alignment tasks
- Nickel-plated steel resists corrosion during use
- Six-inch length reaches into tight spaces
- Pack of five supplies multiple workstations
- California Proposition 65 warning applies to this product
Specifications
| Brand | JONARD TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Jonard M-125/5 push hooks and what step is often missed?
Select the flat push tip, align it with the component needing adjustment, and apply steady pressure; the step often missed is confirming the nickel-plated steel tip is fully seated before forcing movement.
What maintenance or replacement will the Jonard M-125/5 push hooks need later?
Inspect the nickel-plated finish on each 6 in steel hook for wear or corrosion; replace any hook showing tip deformation or plating loss to maintain reliable adjustment and alignment performance.
What limit appears first when using the Jonard M-125/5 push hooks continuously?
The nickel-plated steel tip will show wear or deformation before the tool body fails, especially under repeated high-force alignment or burnishing tasks.
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