Eclipse PM-251 - Long-nosed Slim Full-Flush Cutters

Features: Extra Long, Slender Nose - Offering an exceptional reach into the narrowest spaces, the extra long and slender nose tapers from a slightly wider base to a fine tip. To make sure the tip can consistently grasp the tiniest wires or parts, the base of the jaws is relieved with a small gap (0.3 mm +/- 0.1 mm) to prevent contact that would keep the tips from closing tightly together Smooth Jaws - Designed for jewelry, model making, and other delicate work, the faces of the jaws are smooth and flat to safely grasp soft metals and finished parts without marring sensitive surfaces ...

Knife-to-Knife Cutting Jaws: Machining the blades to an 82-degree angle allows them to be strong yet sharp, producing a smooth, clean cut with minimal effort. They are comprised of two opposing blades that meet in the center, resulting in an extremely reliable cutting method, especially for harder wires. The blades are finely beveled and induction-hardened to 58–64 HRC to produce a refined semi-flush cut. Ergonomic Hand Position and Clearance for Fingers: "Diagonal" describes the offset of the blades relative to the plane of the handles, providing a more comfortable hand and wrist ...

Stanley® 89-870, FatMax® Long Nose Cutting Pliers, 8" Long Precision machined jaws ideal for gripping, twisting and cutting. Slim head design allows access into tight spaces. Induction hardened cutting jaws engineered to stay sharp longer than non-induction hardened jaws. Forged high-quality carbon steel provides a durable gripping and cutting edge. Meets ANSI specifications.

Broad, Flat Jaws: The jaws are nearly square with a straight, flat nose. They can bend thin, flat pieces like metal tabs, mounting brackets, and cable clamps to a crisp right angle. Gap Spacing Holds Wire Ends: A small gap (1 mm ±0.5 mm) allows the jaw faces to remain nearly parallel while holding the ends of multiple wires, keeping each wire flat and in position while twisting them together. Grip in All Directions: Unlike straight serrations where the grip strength varies relative to tooth direction, a crosscut pattern grips evenly in any direction. Range of Tooth Types: Smaller pliers ...

Features: Broad, Flat Jaws - Made for sure handling of thin parts and sheet stock, the broad, flat jaws have large contact faces that hold workpieces much more securely than fine-tipped pliers and provide extra control and leverage for pulling, positioning, or bending. The straight, 90-degree edges along the sides and tip allow you to start a bend at an exact spot and form crisp corners. To ensure the tip can consistently grasp the thinnest parts, the base of the jaws is relieved with a small gap (0.3 mm +/- 0.1 mm) to prevent contact that would keep the tips from closing tightly together ...