Pliers BLOW 5305# long bent tips 125 mm

BLOW 5305# long bent tips 125 mm pliers are precision hand tools designed for work in confined spaces. With an overall length of 125 mm and extended curved jaws, these pliers provide reach and an angled tip for gripping, bending and manipulating small parts where straight-nose tools cannot access. The compact size and bent profile make them suitable for electrical work, general repair, hobby tasks and assembly operations that require controlled, fine movements.

Advantages

The bent-tip geometry improves visibility and access to tight areas while maintaining a firm grip on components. The 125 mm length balances reach and control, allowing precise handling without excessive leverage. Hardened jaw surfaces resist wear during repeated gripping and bending, and the narrow tip enables fine manipulation of small fasteners, wires and components. The straight handles provide comfortable manual control for extended use in delicate tasks.

Suitable for

• Gripping and bending small wires and pins in electrical and electronic work
• Accessing and manipulating components in tight or angled spaces
• Hobby and model-making tasks that require precision
• General repair and assembly where angled tips improve reach

Key specifications

• Overall length: 125 mm
• Tip style: long bent (angled) jaws for extended reach
• Main uses: gripping, bending, precision manipulation
• Typical materials: hardened steel jaws with ergonomic handles

How to use

Position the bent tips around the part to be gripped, keeping the tool aligned with the desired direction of force. Apply steady pressure to the handles to hold or bend the item; use small, controlled movements for precision tasks. For wire work, ensure the jaws close evenly on the material and avoid twisting motions that could damage delicate parts. When working in confined spaces, approach the component at the most accessible angle and use the bent profile to reach around obstructions.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before each use for wear or damage. Use the pliers within their intended range—avoid applying excessive force or using them as a substitute for cutting tools or high-torque operations. Keep the jaws clean and lightly lubricated at the joint to ensure smooth action and consistent performance.