Pliers AWTools AW31063, weight 230 g

AWTools AW31063 pliers, weight 230 g, are compact handheld pliers designed for gripping, bending and cutting in general mechanical and electrical work. Made of durable carbon steel with hardened cutting edges and serrated jaws, these pliers combine precision cutting and secure gripping in a single tool. The ergonomic non-slip TPR handles provide controlled force and comfortable handling during repetitive tasks. Supplied in blister packaging for retail display and protection.

Advantages

Constructed from high-quality carbon steel for long service life, these pliers feature hardened cutting edges that deliver clean, accurate cuts through wire and cable. Serrated, profiled jaws improve grip on small components and prevent slippage when twisting or bending. The ergonomic handles with non-slip TPR coating reduce hand fatigue and enhance control, while the compact size and 230 g weight support precision work in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding small components during assembly
• Bending and shaping metal wire or small parts
• Cutting insulated and non-insulated wires and cables within the tool's capacity
• Electrical maintenance and general mechanical repairs
• DIY projects and hobby electronics

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality carbon steel
• Cutting edges: hardened for improved durability and clean cuts
• Jaws: serrated with profiled wire blades for secure grip
• Handles: ergonomic design with non-slip TPR coating
• Weight: 230 g
• Packaging: blister

How to use

Position the jaws around the workpiece and apply steady pressure on the handles for gripping, twisting or bending. For cutting, place the wire or cable as close to the cutting edges as possible and squeeze the handles firmly until the material is severed. Use controlled force appropriate to the material thickness to avoid damaging the tool or the workpiece. Maintain a firm, comfortable grip on the TPR handles to improve accuracy and safety while working.

Usage recommendations

Keep the cutting edges clean and lightly oiled to prevent corrosion and maintain cutting performance. Inspect the jaws and handles regularly for wear or damage; replace the tool if cutting edges become chipped or if the handle coating deteriorates. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, when cutting or bending wire.