Plier AWTools AW31065 — AWTools hand plier, weight 210 g

AWTools AW31065 — AWTools hand plier is a compact, general-purpose plier designed for gripping, cutting and manipulating wires and small components. Made of durable high-quality carbon steel with hardened cutting edges and serrated jaws, this 210 g plier provides controlled handling for mechanical, electrical and household tasks. The ergonomic non-slip TPR handles improve control and comfort during repeated use, and the tool is supplied in a blister pack for easy storage and visibility.

Advantages

The plier combines hardened cutting edges with profiled, serrated jaws to ensure clean cuts and secure gripping of wire and cable. Its carbon steel construction delivers durability and resistance to wear, while TPR-covered ergonomic handles reduce hand fatigue and provide a safe, non-slip grip. At 210 g the tool is lightweight yet sturdy, suitable for frequent use in workshop, electrical and domestic environments.

Suitable for

• Gripping, twisting and bending wire and small metal parts
• Cutting soft and medium-hard wires and cables
• Electrical installation and repair tasks
• General mechanical and household maintenance

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality carbon steel
• Cutting edges: hardened for precise cutting
• Jaws: serrated with profiled wire blades for secure grip
• Handles: ergonomic, covered with non-slip TPR
• Weight: 210 g
• Packaging: blister

How to use

Hold the AWTools AW31065 plier by the TPR-covered handles with a firm but comfortable grip. Position the workpiece between the serrated jaws for gripping or use the cutting edges to sever wire close to the desired point. For twisting or bending operations, apply steady controlled pressure and maintain alignment to avoid slippage. After use, wipe clean and store in its blister pack or a toolbox to protect the cutting edges.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses when cutting or manipulating wire. Avoid cutting materials harder than the specified wire types to prevent premature wear of the hardened cutting edges. Regularly clean and, if necessary, lightly oil the joint to maintain smooth operation and prolong tool life.