C.S. Unitec EX611-6A Long Nose Pliers, Aluminum Bronze, 6"

Features: Long, Tapered Nose - Offering extra reach into tight spaces, the long nose tapers from a wide 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 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 teeth. Unlike single serrations cut straight across the jaw, this ...

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

The Beta 1009L/D extra-long nose pliers have a double joint for minimal hand movement and are ideal for handling small parts and getting into tight locations. They are great for use on O-rings, small fuses, and other small parts. These extra-long knurled nose pliers feature slip-proof, double layer PVC coated handles. These pliers measure 342mm (13-7/16") in overall length with 71mm (2-13/16") long jaws.

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: 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 ...