Pliers AWTools AW16614, segmented nose pliers, 200 mm

AWTools AW16614 segmented nose pliers, 200 mm, are hand pliers with a long tapered segmented nose designed for gripping, bending and manipulating wires, small components and parts in confined spaces. The 200 mm length provides reach and leverage while the segmented jaws enable precise control when holding irregular shapes or working close to assemblies. These pliers are intended for mechanical, electrical and hobby work where access and fine handling are required.

Advantages

The segmented nose shape offers improved grip on rounded and irregular objects without crushing delicate parts. At 200 mm overall length the tool balances reach and control, making it easier to access tight spaces while maintaining leverage for bending or pulling. Hardened jaws and a tapered profile provide accurate positioning and sustained performance during repetitive tasks. The design reduces slippage and allows for reliable manipulation of small wires, pins and components.

Suitable for

• Gripping and bending small-diameter wires and pins
• Holding and positioning miniature components during assembly
• Working in confined spaces in mechanical and electrical repairs
• Hobby tasks such as model making, electronics and jewellery repair

Key specifications

• Overall length: 200 mm
• Jaw type: segmented, tapered nose for precision access
• Intended use: gripping, bending and manipulating small parts and wires
• Typical applications: workshop, assembly and repair tasks

How to use

Position the segmented nose around the wire or part to be held, making sure the tapered tip reaches the desired spot in the assembly. Apply steady pressure to the handles to grip the object without excessive force that could deform delicate materials. For bending, use the pliers as a lever close to the bend point and perform controlled movements. When extracting pins or pulling wires, maintain a firm grip and pull along the axis of the component to reduce the risk of slipping.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers for tasks matching their size and jaw design; avoid using them as a substitute for cutters or heavy-duty gripping tools. Keep the jaws clean and inspect for wear before precision work. For electrical tasks, ensure the tool is used on de-energized circuits or paired with appropriate insulated tools where required.