AWTools AW31050 plier — hand tool, 200 g weight

AWTools AW31050 plier is a compact hand tool engineered for general gripping, holding and light cutting tasks. Made of durable, high-quality hardened carbon steel, the plier combines serrated jaws and hardened cutting edges to provide reliable grip and accurate cuts. With PVC coated handles and a weight of 200 g, this plier is intended for workshop use, household repairs and light mechanical work where controlled manual leverage is required.

Advantages

The hardened carbon steel construction ensures long service life and resistance to wear, while hardened cutting edges deliver clean, accurate cuts on wire and small components. Serrated jaws improve grip on smooth and irregular surfaces, reducing slippage during twisting or bending operations. PVC coated handles enhance user comfort and provide insulation against minor abrasions, making the tool easy to hold during extended tasks.

Suitable for

• General gripping and holding of small parts
• Cutting and trimming wires and cables
• Twisting, bending and shaping metal wire
• Household repairs and DIY projects
• Light mechanical and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Material: hardened carbon steel
• Handle coating: PVC
• Weight: 200 g
• Jaw type: serrated grip surface
• Cutting edges: hardened for accurate cuts
• Primary functions: gripping, twisting, bending, cutting wire

How to use

Position the plier jaws around the object or wire to be held, gripped or cut and apply steady manual pressure on the handles for a controlled grip. For cutting, place the wire against the hardened cutting edges close to the pivot and squeeze the handles until the material is severed. Use the serrated jaws for secure holding when twisting or bending; ensure an even grip to avoid slippage. After use, wipe the tool clean and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting or bending wire. Avoid using the plier on hardened steel bolts or materials beyond its intended light mechanical range. Regularly inspect the cutting edges and pivot for wear and apply light lubrication to the pivot as needed to maintain smooth operation.