The model 8603300 from Knipex is a pair of tongue-and-groove pliers designed to provide a versatile tool that replaces a full set of wrenches, both metric and imperial sizes. Its design features flat jaws specially treated for careful assembly of faucets and parts with chrome surfaces, allowing work without damaging the finish. These parallel jaws and the quick adjustment via a button located directly on the workpiece ensure a secure grip and perfect fit on the flat faces of nuts, with a maximum clamping capacity of up to a 68 mm diameter. The pliers’ joint is slip-resistant and offers 24 adjustment positions, facilitating adaptation to different jaw widths up to a maximum of 212 mm. Its actuation system between jaws includes a ratchet effect that allows quick tightening and release of threaded connections, optimizing time and effort. Additionally, the way it multiplies the force applied on the handles by ten at the jaws provides great clamping power to grip, hold, press, or bend parts, especially during machining tasks. Important technical specifications include a jaw thickness at the joint of 9.5 mm, a joint thickness of 15 mm, and a tip thickness of 9.5 mm, offering robustness and durability for professional use. These pliers represent a comprehensive and reliable solution ideal for plumbers, technicians, and professionals who require a precise and adaptable tool to work with various types of nuts and fittings, avoiding damage and ensuring safe handling in diverse applications.

• Type: Parrot Nose Pliers
• Colour: Red
• Size: 300 mm
• Material: Plastic
• Handle type: Plastic
• Length: 30 cm

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