SALI Vice Plier (Locking plier)

Locking pliers, also known as Vise-Grip pliers, are a type of hand tool designed for gripping, holding, and clamping objects with a locking mechanism to maintain the grip pressure. They are versatile tools used in a wide range of applications, including welding, woodworking, automotive repair, and general maintenance.

Key Features of Locking Pliers:

1. Locking Mechanism: The most distinctive feature of locking pliers is their locking mechanism. This mechanism allows the jaws to remain clamped onto an object with consistent pressure, freeing the user’s hands for other tasks.
2. Jaws: Locking pliers have serrated jaws designed for a secure grip on objects. The serrations help prevent slipping and ensure a firm hold.
3. Adjustable Jaw Width: Locking pliers typically have an adjustable jaw width, allowing them to accommodate various object sizes. Users can set the jaw width to suit their specific needs.
4. Release Lever: Locking pliers are equipped with a release lever or screw that disengages the locking mechanism when it’s time to release the grip. This feature allows for easy one-handed operation.
5. Handles: These pliers have handles at the opposite end of the jaws. The handles may be cushioned with rubber or plastic for a comfortable grip and reduced hand fatigue.
6. Materials: Locking pliers are typically constructed from durable materials, often steel or other metals, to withstand the force applied during tasks.

• Size: 10″/250mm