Plier Bahco 2855 Weight 334 g

The Bahco 2855 plier is a compact hand tool designed for precision gripping and cutting tasks. With a weight of 334 g and an ergonomic profile, this plier balances control and handling for a variety of light-to-medium duty operations. Constructed from hardened materials for durability, the tool is intended to deliver consistent performance in both professional trades and home DIY projects.

Advantages

The ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue and improves grip stability during repetitive operations. Its hardened jaws provide reliable cutting and gripping capability while maintaining edge retention over time. The compact dimensions and 334 g mass offer a balance between portability and sufficient mass for controlled force application. Corrosion-resistant finishing extends service life in typical workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Precision gripping of small parts and components
• Cutting soft wires and cables in electrical and electronics work
• General maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and on-site
• Hobby, model-making and home DIY applications

Key specifications

• Tool type: combination plier with gripping and cutting functions
• Weight: 334 g for balanced handling
• Ergonomic handle design for improved comfort and control
• Hardened jaws for durable cutting and gripping performance
• Corrosion-resistant finish suitable for workshop environments

How to use

Hold the plier by the ergonomic handles with a firm but relaxed grip. Position the jaws around the workpiece for gripping or align the cutting edges with the material to be severed. Apply steady pressure from the handles to execute cutting or gripping actions, avoiding sudden twisting motions that may stress the tool. For precision tasks, support the workpiece with a fixture or vise to maintain alignment and reduce hand strain.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the cutting edges and jaws before use and keep the tool clean and lightly oiled to prevent corrosion. Use the plier within its intended duty range: avoid cutting hardened steel wires or using the tool as a hammer or pry bar. Store in a dry place and service by sharpening or replacing worn cutting edges as needed to maintain performance.