Pliers Gedore R28002003

The Gedore R28002003 pliers combine durable construction with precise jaw alignment to deliver reliable performance for a variety of clamping and gripping tasks. With an overall height of 40 mm and a balanced weight of 711 g, these pliers provide stable handling and effective leverage for professional and home use. The tool is part of Gedore's line of pliers and cutters and is suitable for work on different materials where controlled force and accurate positioning are required.

Advantages

These pliers offer robust build quality and consistent jaw alignment that contribute to long service life and predictable performance. The 40 mm height gives a compact profile for access in tighter spaces while the 711 g mass provides a stable feel and mechanical advantage during use. Manufactured to Gedore standards, the tool delivers repeatable gripping, bending, and holding capabilities across a range of applications.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding small to medium workpieces
• Bending and forming metal sheets or wires
• Clamping components during assembly or repair
• General maintenance and DIY tasks requiring precise control

Key specifications

• Overall height: 40 mm
• Weight: 711 g
• Tool type: combination pliers (gripping/cutting functions)
• Construction: high-strength tool steel with durable finish
• Ergonomics: shaped handles for secure grip and leverage

How to use

Select the appropriate gripping area of the pliers for the task—use the serrated jaws for holding and the cutting edge for trimming wires. Position the workpiece between the jaws, apply steady pressure on the handles to achieve the required grip or cut, and avoid excessive twisting that could stress the tool or the workpiece. For bending operations, use controlled, incremental movements to reach the desired angle while maintaining a firm hold.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before each use for wear or damage, keep the pivot joint clean and lightly lubricated, and store the tool in a dry place. Use the pliers within their mechanical limits—do not use them as a hammer or pry bar and avoid cutting hardened wire unless the tool is rated for it. Follow general safety practices: wear eye protection when cutting or bending metal and keep fingers clear of the jaw area during operation.