Pliers Gedore R28002004 Height 38 mm Weight 680 g

The Gedore R28002004 pliers with a height of 38 mm and weight of 680 g are built for reliable manual work where controlled grip and mechanical advantage are required. These pliers combine a compact profile with solid construction to handle cutting, gripping and bending tasks on a range of materials. Designed for repeated use, they suit both workshop and field applications where stability and predictable performance are needed.

Advantages

Constructed from hardened tool steel and finished for resistance to wear, the pliers deliver consistent clamping and cutting action. The 38 mm height gives a low-profile jaw that improves access in confined spaces, while the 680 g mass contributes to stable handling and improved leverage. The ergonomic handle geometry reduces hand fatigue during prolonged use without adding unnecessary bulk.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming wires and small metal parts
• Gripping, bending and forming sheet metal or small components
• General mechanical and maintenance tasks in workshops and garages
• Electrical and assembly work requiring compact, precise pliers

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual pliers for cutting and gripping
• Overall height: 38 mm
• Weight: 680 g
• Construction: hardened tool steel with finished surfaces for wear resistance
• Handle: ergonomic shape for reduced hand strain

How to use

Hold the pliers by the handles with a controlled grip and position the jaws around the workpiece so the cutting or gripping edges contact the material evenly. Apply steady pressure to cut or bend, avoiding twisting motions that could damage the tool or workpiece. For repetitive cuts, allow the tool to return to its neutral position between operations and inspect the cutting edges regularly for wear.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers within their intended manual force limits, keep them clean and lightly oiled after use to prevent corrosion, and store them in a dry tool rack or cabinet. Replace the tool if cutting edges become chipped or if jaws lose alignment to maintain safe and accurate performance.