Sali Plier (S01012160)

Pliers are a hand tool commonly used in various applications, including construction, automotive repair, electrical work, and general DIY projects. They are designed for gripping, bending, cutting, and holding objects, particularly small to medium-sized objects. Pliers typically consist of two arms joined at a pivot point and come in different types, each tailored to specific tasks.

The key features of pliers include:

1. Two Arms: Pliers consist of two arms or jaws that pivot around a fulcrum point to grip, manipulate, or hold objects.
2. Handles: Pliers have handles at the end of each arm, providing a comfortable and secure grip. Handles may be cushioned with rubber or plastic for better grip and reduced hand fatigue.
3. Jaws: The jaws are the flat or serrated surfaces at the working end of the pliers. The design of the jaws varies depending on the type of pliers and their intended use.
4. Pivot Point: The pivot point, also called the fulcrum, is where the two arms of the pliers are joined. It enables the arms to open and close, allowing the tool to grip and manipulate objects.
5. Cutting Edge: Some pliers, such as diagonal cutting pliers, have sharp cutting edges near the tip of the jaws for cutting wires, cables, and other materials.
6. Adjustable Features: Certain pliers, like slip-joint pliers or tongue-and-groove pliers, have adjustable pivot points or multiple grooves to accommodate different object sizes, making them versatile.
7. Locking Mechanism: Locking pliers, such as Vise-Grip pliers, include a locking mechanism that holds the jaws in place at a specific width or grip pressure, allowing for secure holding of objects.
8. Specialized Features: Some pliers have specialized features tailored to specific tasks, such as wire-stripping notches, crimping jaws, and round-nose shapes.
9. Materials: Pliers are typically constructed from steel or other durable metals to withstand the force applied during tasks.
10. Spring–Loaded Action: Certain pliers feature a spring-loaded action, which automatically opens the jaws after each grip, reducing hand fatigue and making them suitable for repetitive tasks.
11. Rust Resistance: High-quality pliers may have a rust-resistant coating or finish to extend their lifespan and prevent corrosion.

• Size: 8″/200mm