Plier Gedore 6614650 Width 165 mm Height 62 mm

The Gedore 6614650 plier with a width of 165 mm and a height of 62 mm is a compact hand tool designed for precise gripping, bending and manipulation tasks. Manufactured with a focus on durability and dimensional accuracy, this plier is suitable for mechanical, electrical and general maintenance tasks where controlled force and reliable jaw alignment are required. The steel construction and solid pivot deliver stable performance during repeated use.

Advantages

This plier offers a combination of compact dimensions and robust build that supports accurate handling in confined spaces. The 165 mm width and 62 mm height provide a balance between reach and control, while the machined jaws ensure secure grip on small parts. The pivot design maintains alignment under load, reducing slippage and improving safety during use.

Suitable for

• Precision gripping and bending of small components
• Electrical and electronics assembly and repair
• General workshop maintenance and light mechanical work
• DIY tasks requiring accurate manipulation in limited spaces

Key specifications

• Overall width: 165 mm
• Overall height: 62 mm
• Type: precision plier for gripping and manipulation
• Material: high-strength tool steel construction
• Jaw finish: machined for improved grip and alignment
• Pivot: solid pivot for consistent jaw movement

How to use

Position the plier jaws around the workpiece so that contact is made on the machined gripping surfaces. Apply steady pressure through the handles to grip, bend or hold the component; avoid sudden twisting motions that could damage delicate parts. For wires and small fasteners, align the tip of the jaws to the target area and make controlled movements. After use, wipe the tool clean and store it in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use the Gedore 6614650 plier within its intended capacity: avoid applying excessive force beyond hand pressure limits and do not use as a hammer or prying tool. For electrical work, ensure wires are de-energized before handling. Regularly inspect the jaw surfaces and pivot for wear; light lubrication of the pivot will preserve smooth operation.