AWTools plier AW31054 — general-purpose hand plier, weight 200 g

AWTools plier AW31054 is a compact, general-purpose hand plier for gripping, bending and holding small parts. Made of durable high-quality carbon steel with hardened cutting edges and serrated jaws, this plier weighs 200 g and is suitable for manual repair, assembly and maintenance tasks. PVC coated handles provide a simple grip surface for a range of electrical, mechanical and household jobs where a single, versatile plier is required.

Advantages

The AWTools AW31054 offers a combination of hardened cutting edges and profiled serrated jaws that enable clean cuts and secure gripping of wire and small components. Construction from carbon steel provides wear resistance and structural strength while the PVC coated handles reduce slippage during use. Its compact size and 200 g weight make it easy to handle for repeated manual operations and working in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding small parts during assembly or repair
• Bending and twisting wire or thin metal components
• Cutting wire and small cable with hardened cutting edges
• General household maintenance and hobby electronics work

Key specifications

• Tool type: general-purpose plier for gripping, bending and cutting
• Material: high-quality carbon steel
• Cutting edges: hardened for clean cuts
• Jaws: serrated with profiled wire blades
• Handles: PVC coated for improved grip
• Weight: 200 g

How to use

Position the jaws around the workpiece for gripping, bending or cutting. For cutting, place the wire or cable between the hardened cutting edges and apply steady pressure to the handles until the material is severed. Use the serrated section of the jaws to hold or twist small parts securely while performing bending or turning operations. Maintain a controlled grip on the PVC coated handles to avoid slipping and ensure precise movements.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment when cutting or twisting wire. Avoid applying excessive force beyond the tool's intended manual use to prevent damage. Keep the plier clean and dry; lubricate the joint periodically to maintain smooth action and inspect cutting edges for wear before precision tasks.