Pliers Gedore 2309025

The Gedore 2309025 pliers are built for durable, precise work in professional and home workshop environments. Measuring 322 mm in width and 62 mm in height, they combine a robust construction with an ergonomic shape to provide reliable grip and improved leverage for cutting, holding, and bending tasks. Manufactured by Gedore from high-quality materials, these pliers are intended for repetitive use while maintaining dimensional stability and performance.

Advantages

These pliers offer a balance of strength and control thanks to a solid, heat-treated jaw and precisely machined gripping surfaces that reduce slippage. The dimensions provide extended reach and mechanical advantage for tougher jobs, while the handle geometry is designed for comfortable manual operation over extended periods. Corrosion-resistant finishing and tight manufacturing tolerances contribute to consistent long-term performance.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding metal parts during assembly or maintenance
• Bending and shaping wires or small sheet metal
• Cutting soft to medium-hard wires and cables (if applicable to the pliers' cutting edge)
• General mechanical and electrical workshop tasks requiring precision and leverage

Key specifications

• Overall width: 322 mm
• Overall height: 62 mm
• Construction: high-strength tool steel with heat treatment (manufacturer standard)
• Handle: ergonomic shape for improved grip and control
• Surface treatment: corrosion-resistant finish
• Intended use: gripping, bending, holding, and light cutting tasks

How to use

Select the correct working position and align the jaws with the workpiece so the gripping surfaces engage fully. Apply steady pressure through the handles to hold, bend, or manipulate the material while keeping fingers clear of the joint. For cutting operations, position the wire or cable as close to the pivot as possible for maximum leverage. After use, clean debris from the jaws, lubricate the pivot if needed, and store the pliers in a dry place to preserve the finish.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when working with metal or under tension. Avoid applying torque beyond intended hand-force limits or using the pliers as a substitute for wrenches or hammers. Regular inspection for wear, damage to gripping surfaces, and smooth pivot action will help maintain performance and safety.