Buy Thin Jaws Parallel Plier Return Spring Comfort Grips 160 mm
Thin Jaws Parallel Plier Return Spring Comfort Grips 160 mm
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Total price £38.33
Product Detail
THIS PARALLEL ACTION PLIER BOASTS THIN JAWS ALONG THEIR FULL LENGTH. MADE FOR DELICATE WORK IN TIGHT SPACES.
Designed for the larger hand than our snipe nose plier. Thin jaws offer easy operation in confined workspaces. Great for manipulating or straightening wires and chains.
Engineered with smooth parallel jaws for a secure grip without damaging delicate pieces.
Soft plastic grips and return spring for added comfort and easy handling of parts.
SKU - 4886-160
Benefits
- Easier to use with small pieces or where space is confined.
- Ideal for holding, gripping and manipulating without damage.
- Parallel jaws grip securely along their whole length.
- Hold soft materials in a firm grip without marking.
- Manipulate, straighten and remove kinks in wire.
- Easier handling of parts due to return spring.
- Built to last, with a robust construction and rust-resistant finish.
Features
- Thin jaws along their whole length.
- Jaws move in parallel throughout use.
- Smooth jaws to prevent damage to workpiece.
- Wire can be threaded down throat of plier.
- Long-lasting return spring.
- Jaws case hardened to HRC 57 for durability.
- Zinc-plated handles with soft plastic grips for added comfort.
Applications
Designed for working with smaller pieces and in confined spaces. Use with soft metals and other delicate materials. Ideal for:
- Jewellery makers.
- Manufacturers of delicate pieces.
- Hobbyists and craft workers.
Specifications
- Made in England.
- Standard 12 months' warranty. Register your tool to extend this to 2 years.
- 160 mm length.
- 13 mm jaw opening.
- 3 mm jaw width.
- 30 mm useable jaw length.
Why Maun?
The parallel plier is the original problem solver from Maun. Now recreated with thin, smooth jaws for the most delicate work and tight spaces. That’s Maun for you. We see problems and find innovative ways to solve them.
So, why settle for ordinary? We don’t. And you shouldn’t either.
Our pliers have been in action for over 75 years. Each and every one is engineered to last and has been since 1944.
