Pliers BLOW Narz AX603 110 mm, 110mm mini side-cutting pliers

BLOW Narz AX603 110 mm mini side-cutting pliers are compact cutting and gripping tools designed for precision work in tight spaces. With an overall length of 110 mm, these pliers provide controlled wire cutting, trimming, and light gripping for tasks that require maneuverability and accuracy. Constructed for use in electronics, electrical installations, and small mechanical repairs, the tool combines a short jaw profile with side-cutting edges to deliver clean cuts close to surfaces and components.

Advantages

The compact 110 mm size enables access to confined areas that standard pliers cannot reach. Slim jaws and side-cutting geometry allow precise trimming of wires and component leads while minimizing damage to surrounding parts. The tool design emphasizes control and ergonomic handling for repeated small tasks, and the hardened cutting edges retain sharpness for consistent performance during light-to-moderate cutting jobs.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming electrical wires and component leads
• Electronics assembly and repair in confined spaces
• Precision mechanical adjustments and small part handling
• Light-duty cutting tasks in workshops and maintenance work

Key specifications

• Overall length: 110 mm
• Tool type: mini side-cutting pliers
• Cutting orientation: side-cut
• Intended use: cutting, trimming, gripping in confined spaces
• Suitable materials: soft to medium-hard wires, component leads

How to use

Position the wire or component lead between the side-cutting edges near the jaw tips for a close, precise cut. Apply steady hand pressure on the handles, keeping fingers clear of the cutting zone. For gripping tasks, place the object between the jaws and use controlled squeezing force; avoid using the pliers for prying or heavy leverage. After use, wipe the cutting edges clean and store the pliers in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers for soft to medium-hard wires and small component leads; avoid cutting hardened steel or large-diameter cables. Regularly inspect and, if necessary, lightly oil the pivot point to ensure smooth operation and prolong tool life.