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The Wilde Tool 5 inch Angle Nose Ignition Pliers are designed for professional mechanics and precision hobbyists who require exceptional access in tight engine bays and electrical housings. Featuring an original 32-degree angled nose design, these pliers provide superior leverage and gripping power in confined spaces; however, their small 5-inch frame means they are not intended for heavy-duty leverage or large-bolt removal.
| Model Part Number | G250P.Np/Cs |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wilde Tool |
No, these are standard carbon steel pliers and are not insulated. Always disconnect power sources before working on electrical components.
Wilde Tool provides a lifetime warranty on these pliers, covering defects in material and workmanship.
No, the 5-inch size and design are intended for precision ignition and electronic components, not for high-torque mechanical fastening.
They are proudly manufactured and assembled in Hiawatha, Kansas, U.S.A.
The angle provides a more ergonomic grip and allows the user to reach around obstructions that would block straight-nosed pliers.
Apply a few drops of lubricating oil to the center pivot point and cycle the handles multiple times to distribute the lubricant.
Use a fine-grit abrasive pad or a soft cloth with a mild metal cleaner to remove surface debris and restore the finish.
Because these are manual, non-powered tools, there is no technical setup required. To maintain the life of your pliers, store them in a dry environment to prevent surface oxidation despite the satin finish. Periodically clean the pivot joint with a light machine oil to ensure the slip-joint movement remains smooth. Avoid using these pliers on energized electrical lines, as they are not insulated. If the pliers become stiff, a light penetrating oil applied to the pivot screw followed by working the handles back and forth will typically restore optimal action.
