TTSD-101 Black Farrier Tool, Clinch-Cutter/Buffer Reference
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Model NumberTTSD-101TypeHorse Tools
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颜色Black
A wide flat bevelled end and an opposite wedge-like tip distinguish the dark bar-shaped TTSD-101 farrier-tool display. Black is the actual choice for this clinch-cutter/buffer reference; the working-end drawing and intended task should accompany the sample enquiry.
Compare the actual working ends
The picture shows broad crosswise ends, including a chisel-like edge and a tapering pointed tip. Ask for the selected tool's dimensional drawing and detailed end profiles, since no numerical size or edge-finish specification is established here.
- Identify TTSD-101 and the actual Black sample.
- Obtain overall and working-end dimensions.
- Specify steel grade and heat treatment.
- Request hardness and edge-finish documentation.
- Confirm the intended clinch/nail task and operator guidance.
- Agree supplied item count, quantity and exact terms.
Request the Steel working-material specification
Steel is a material reference with grade and heat treatment unspecified. Appearance and Professional wording do not establish hardness, edge retention or cutting results; request the actual material and working-end documents before comparing those properties.
Resolve the intended task before choosing technique
Clinch-cutter/buffer naming supports a common farrier-tool reference, while each working operation, clinch/nail compatibility and striking technique remain unverified. Obtain the intended task, operator and care instructions for the actual tool rather than choosing a technique from its shape. Keep the accepted sample, count and quantity together; minimum-order and logo acceptance are not established.
Veuillez confirmer les caractéristiques du produit, les quantités par option, la disponibilité et les modalités de livraison avant de commander. Les conditions de retour ou d’échange doivent être convenues pour votre commande avant l’achat. Contactez Relia en indiquant la référence du produit si vous avez besoin de précisions.
