C.S. Unitec EX607-6A Round Nose Pliers, Aluminum Bronze, 6"

Features: Extra Long, Slender Nose - Offering an exceptional reach into the narrowest spaces, the extra long and slender nose tapers from a slightly wider base to a fine tip. To make sure the tip can consistently grasp the tiniest wires or parts, the base of the jaws is relieved with a small gap (0.3 mm +/- 0.1 mm) to prevent contact that would keep the tips from closing tightly together Smooth Jaws - Designed for jewelry, model making, and other delicate work, the faces of the jaws are smooth and flat to safely grasp soft metals and finished parts without marring sensitive surfaces ...

Long Nose Pliers Durable nickel chromium steel construction ProTouch™ grips provide extra comfort and reduces hand fatigue Induction hardened cutting edge stays sharper, longer Machined jaws for maximum gripping strength Meets or exceeds ANSI specifications

Features: 45-Degree Bent Long Nose - Tapering from a wide base to a fine tip, and bent to 45 degrees to go around obstructions, the long nose offers extra access to hard-to-reach spaces. To make sure the tip can consistently grasp the tiniest wires or parts, the base of the jaws is relieved with a small gap (0.3 mm +/- 0.1 mm) to prevent contact that would keep the tips from closing tightly together Fine Crosscut Teeth - Oriented at 120 degrees to each other-60 degrees to each side of the jaw centerline-the serrations are cut in two passes to form fine, regularly-spaced, diamond-shaped ...

Features: Two-component ERGO™ insulated handles: thermoplastic surface on tough polypropylene base provides superior grip Developed according to the scientific ERGO™ process For working on live equipment up to 1000 V in compliance with IEC 60900 Cutting capacity: 2.5 mm to 3 mm copper, 1.8 mm iron, 1.4 mm to 1.6 mm iron alloy Half-round serrated jaws for gripping flat and round material with great accessibility in confined spaces Straight jaws with hardened cutting edges for cutting soft and hard wire High-performance alloy steel Phosphate finish, anti-corrosion treated ...

Features: Crosscut Teeth - Oriented at 120 degrees to each other, the serrations are cut in two passes to form regularly-spaced, diamond-shaped teeth Grip in All Directions - Unlike straight serrations where the grip strength varies relative to tooth direction, a crosscut pattern grips evenly in any direction Range of Tooth Types - Smaller pliers with fine teeth are best for smaller precision applications and result in less marring of the workpiece. Larger pliers with more aggressive teeth provide a stronger grip on less delicate parts Stout, Strong Build - These stout, strong pliers ...