Laser Tools Double Jointed Long Nose Pliers - 345mm
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This guide is for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts needing to reach and manipulate objects in tight spaces. The key benefit is the double-jointed design, allowing for exceptional maneuverability. A potential caveat is the specialized nature of the double-joint, which may require a slight learning curve for optimal use. The Laser Tools 345mm Double Jointed Long Nose Pliers are designed for intricate work, featuring a 75mm nose length and a 50mm jaw opening, ideal for gripping and bending small components.
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| Model Part Number | 6967 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
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FAQs
What is the primary advantage of the double-jointed design?
The double-jointed design allows the pliers to access extremely tight or awkward spaces and provides a greater range of motion for gripping and manipulating objects from various angles.
What is the maximum jaw opening?
The maximum jaw opening is 50mm.
What is the nose length of these pliers?
The nose length is 75mm.
Are these pliers suitable for cutting wire?
No, these pliers are designed for gripping, bending, and positioning. They do not have cutting edges and are not intended for cutting wire.
How long are the pliers?
The total length of the pliers is 345mm.
How should I maintain these pliers?
Keep the jaws clean and dry, periodically lubricate the joint with light machine oil, and store them in a dry place.
Can I use these pliers for heavy-duty tasks?
No, these pliers are specialized tools for precision work in tight spaces and are not designed for heavy-duty gripping or applications requiring significant torque.
Troubleshooting
Jaws feel stiff or difficult to move
Apply a small amount of light machine oil to the joint mechanism and work the handles back and forth several times. Ensure no debris is caught in the joint.
Limited grip on small objects
Ensure the object is properly seated within the 50mm jaw opening. Check that the jaws are clean and free of grease or debris.
Handles feel slippery
Wipe the dipped handles with a clean, dry cloth. Ensure your hands are also clean and dry when using the pliers.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Exceptional reach into confined spaces
- Unique maneuverability due to double-jointed design
- Durable construction suitable for professional use
- Comfortable and secure grip
- Aids in tasks requiring precision
Cons
- May require practice to master the double-joint action
- Not suitable for heavy-duty gripping or cutting
- Longer length can be cumbersome in very open areas
- Limited jaw strength compared to standard pliers
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: These pliers are ready for immediate use out of the box. No assembly or setup is required.
Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of mechanical and electrical tasks. They are designed for gripping, bending, and positioning small to medium-sized objects. Not intended for high-torque applications or cutting.
Care: To maintain optimal performance and longevity:
- Cleaning: After use, wipe the jaws clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove debris. Avoid harsh solvents.
- Lubrication: Periodically apply a light machine oil to the joint mechanism to ensure smooth operation.
- Storage: Store in a dry environment to prevent rust. Consider a tool roll or drawer to protect the dipped handles and delicate jaw tips.