Kraft Tool Wire Twister GG312 7 Inch Rebar Loop Tying Tool (Steel Hook Durable Plastic Handle Concrete Reinforcing Mesh Fastening)

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SKU: GG312
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Kraft Tool 7 Inch Tie Wire Twister Manual Concrete Rebar Tying Tool

The Kraft Tool GG312 7-Inch Tie Wire Twister is a manual concrete reinforcement tool engineered with a steel loop hook and a 4-inch durable plastic handle for rapid fastener installation. Designed to bind wire bar ties efficiently around structural rebar grids and wire mesh, this lightweight tool delivers smooth rotational leverage while resisting concrete splatter and moisture degradation during foundation pours.

Best Used For:

  • Rebar Grid Tying: Securing looped wire ties tightly around intersecting steel rebar rods prior to pouring concrete slabs.
  • Reinforcement Mesh Fastening: Binding steel wire mesh panels together in flatwork prep to prevent shifting during concrete placement.
  • Chain Link Fencing Assembly: Twisting metal wire ties securely around fence posts and structural tension bars.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • Steel Loop Hook: Precision-curved steel hook geometry catches loop end ties securely for rapid continuous twisting.
  • Durable Plastic Handle: Smooth 4-inch contoured plastic grip resists cracking, moisture absorption, and concrete splatter buildup.
  • Ergonomic Palm Support: Contoured handle shape distributes rotational pressure evenly to reduce operator hand fatigue.
  • Compact Lightweight Design: Weighs only 0.25 lbs with a compact profile that fits easily into standard work belt pouches.

What's Included

  • (1) Kraft Tool Tie Wire Twister with Plastic Handle (GG312)

Technical Specifications

Brand Kraft Tool Co.
Model Number GG312
Tool Type Manual Wire Twister
Overall Length 7 in.
Handle Length 4 in.
Hook Material Steel
Handle Material Durable Plastic
Handle Color Beige / Tan
Application Rebar Tying, Mesh Securing
Weight 0.25 lbs
Warranty Manufacturer Warranty
Pro-Tip: Catch both eyelets of the loop tie with the steel hook and execute a smooth upward pulling twist to secure rebar joints tightly without snapping the wire.