Long-nose Pliers Cutter JLY-502

Specifications:

• Sturdy, compact and precise yellow long-nose plier for variety use
• A strong-gripping serrated nose to easily shape or pull wire
• The Long-nose Pliers narrow profile head design is ideal for working in tight areas
• This Long-nose pliers are made of hardened steel for greater strength and durability
• Ergonomic plastic handles long-nose pliers provide greater comfort during use
• Spring-load provides fast self-opening action
• Long needle nose pliers are ideal hand tools for home, shop and work place
• Size: 135 x 54 x 9mm / 5.3 x 2.1 x 0.3in(L x W x H)

Details:

• Sturdy, compact and precise yellow long-nose plier for variety use

• A strong-gripping serrated nose to easily shape or pull wire

• Ergonomic plastic handles long-nose pliers provide greater comfort during use

• A strong-gripping serrated nose to easily shape or pull wire

• Spring-load provides fast self-opening action

How to Use Long Nose Pliers?

Use long-nose pliers for a multitude of tasks to make jobs easier. Long-nose pliers, also sometimes called chain-nose pliers, snipe-nose pliers, linemans or needle-nose pliers, are all names for pliers with long, thin noses. The nose on pliers is the two-part mechanism that meets for gripping when the jaws of the pliers are closed

• Find the right long-nose pliers. Long-nose pliers come in different sizes and shapes. Buy quality long-nose pliers that fit your hand and that are suited to the work you'll be doing. The grip varies, as does the length for pliers. Long-nose pliers are commonly 5, 6 or 8 inches long. Decide if rubber-coated handles and serrated teeth are needed for the type of job you'll be working on
• Open pliers carefully. Use caution when opening long-nose pliers. It's possible to open the pliers too far and get the jaws out of alignment
• Get into small areas with long-nose pliers. These pliers can be thought of as an extension of your hand. The long nose offers an extended reach and allows work in tight spots that your fingers or hands can't reach. Use the tip of the nose to grip items
• Bend or shape wire with long-nose pliers. Wire can be bent with long-nose pliers by placing the wire inside the teeth and grasping the wire with your other hand. The pliers act as a vise to hold the wire in one spot while you bend the wire with the other hand. Use the tip of the pliers to shape wire into intricate bends
• Cut wire with long-nose pliers. Most long-nose pliers come with a cutter that is located under the nose and above the handle. Place wire inside the cutter and close the pliers tightly to sever the wire
• Strip protective coating from electrical wire by placing the coated wire inside the teeth. Close the pliers until you feel jaws bite the plastic coating then pull the wire through the pliers. This will strip the coating from the wire

Types of Pliers:



Long-nose Pliers

• Long-nose pliers have jaws that are thin, pointy and elongated, which makes them ideal for grasping small objects such as nails and tacks. You can also use these pliers to reach into small and deep holes with ease. Since they are primarily used for clutching miniscule objects, they can also be used for bending wires, which is why many long nose pliers are fitted with wire cutters
• A particular variety, known as bent long-nose pliers, enables individuals to explore bent or curved holes. You cannot accomplish this feat with regular long-nose pliers. The main design differences between long-nose pliers and bent long-nose pliers is that bent long-nose pliers consist of jaws that have slightly crooked tips. This change allows you to work at an angle

Diagonal Cutting Pliers

• Primarily designed for cutting or severing wires, diagonal cutting pliers are commonly referred to as wire cutters. In fact, the jaw structure and design of this particular tool renders it incapable in terms of gripping or clutching objects. However, you can use diagonal cutting pliers for grasping small nails for removal, which is why they are listed under the pliers' tool category

Locking Pliers

• Locking pliers are extremely versatile tools. You can use one as either a wrench, a vise or even as a clamp. As the name suggests, this particular variety is fitted with jaws that can be locked in a specific position. Also, you have the option of choosing from a variety of different jaw structures. The most commonly available options at tool shops include straight, curved and C-clamp arrangements. You can use locking pliers to grasp and hold tight objects that you would normally be unable to hold with your own hands, such as during welding procedures

Lineman's Pliers

• Lineman's pliers are normally used by electricians. Consisting of a combination of curved, sharp jaws and insulated handles, this particular variety has been specifically designed for twisting and cutting all types of wires. The insulation protects the user from getting electrocuted

Pump Pliers

• Pump pliers are specifically equipped with short and slightly curved jaws. You can also regulate the span of the jaws in accordance with your specifications by changing the position of the rivet. Thus, these adjustable pliers are perfect for loosening intensely tight bolts, nuts and pipefittings

Package Included:

• 1 x Plier