Combination Plier - SupaTool

These pliers are best suited for cutting soft to medium-gauge wires, such as electrical wire, thin cables, and craft wires. They are not designed for cutting hardened steel or thick metal rods.

Wipe the pliers dry after each use, especially if exposed to moisture. Store them in a dry environment and consider applying a light coat of lubricating oil to the metal parts periodically.

While they can be used for basic electrical tasks like gripping wires or bending them, the heavy-duty handle and overall design make them less ideal for very fine or intricate electronic assembly where precision is paramount.

The heat-treated steel provides increased hardness and durability, allowing the pliers to withstand greater stress and resist wear over time, ensuring a longer tool life.

Yes, the gripping jaws are designed to firmly hold small to medium-sized bolts and nuts for turning or holding them in place.

It's recommended to lubricate the pivot point every few months, or more frequently if the pliers are used in dusty or humid conditions, or if they start to feel stiff.

Apply a small amount of lubricating oil to the pivot joint and work the handles back and forth until movement is smooth. Ensure no debris is caught in the joint.

Combination pliers are not designed for heavy-duty cutting. For clean cuts, use dedicated wire cutters. Minor burrs on the cutting edge may be carefully addressed with a fine sharpening stone, but significant damage may require replacement.

Wipe the affected area with a soft cloth. Apply a rust remover if necessary, and then clean and apply a light coat of oil to prevent further corrosion. Ensure the tool is stored in a dry environment.