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Malco DS2 Duct Stretcher
The Offset Duct Stretcher is designed to hold duct in place with one hand while slipping drive cleat in place with the other hand, thanks to its low profile and offset handle design that eliminates knuckle contact. This versatile tool can go anywhere, even in the tightest quarters. Additional spacing holes allow wheels to be adjusted to span greater distances. The rugged anodized aluminum body features a large vinyl cushion grip and a handy hang-up hole for easy storage. The Offset Duct Stretcher is proudly made in the USA.
The Duct Stretcher is also available in a straight body style, known as the Malco DS1. This tool can be used to hold duct in place with one hand while slipping drive cleat in place with the other hand. Similar to the Offset Duct Stretcher, it features low profile design that allows it to go anywhere, additional spacing holes for adjusting the wheels, and a rugged anodized aluminum body with a large vinyl cushion grip and a handy hang-up hole. Both the Offset Duct Stretcher and the Malco DS1 are reliable tools that are made in the USA.
product information:
| Attribute | Value | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| manufacturer | Malco | ||||
| part_number | DS2 | ||||
| item_weight | 2.4 ounces | ||||
| product_dimensions | 15.63 x 1.5 x 2.25 inches | ||||
| country_of_origin | USA | ||||
| item_model_number | DS2 | ||||
| is_discontinued_by_manufacturer | No | ||||
| size | 1-(Pack) | ||||
| color | Multi | ||||
| style | Compact | ||||
| material | steel | ||||
| power_source | Hand Powered | ||||
| item_package_quantity | 1 | ||||
| batteries_included | No | ||||
| batteries_required | No | ||||
| warranty_description | Limited Lifetime | ||||
| customer_reviews |
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| best_sellers_rank | #224,749 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #462 in HVAC Ducting | ||||
| date_first_available | December 30, 2005 |
