Plier Gedore 6710880 — width 65 mm, height 60 mm, weight 129 g

Gedore plier 6710880 is a compact precision hand tool with long, flat-round jaws and straight, serrated gripping faces. With overall proportions of 65 mm width and 60 mm height and a weight of 129 g, this plier is designed for gripping, holding, bending and cutting small parts in mechanical, electrical and general maintenance work. Manufactured from Gedore special hardened and tempered steel and produced by drop forging, the tool features induction-hardened precision cutting edges with a hardness of 61–63 HRC and is finished with corrosion-resistant surface treatments and two-component handles for a secure grip.

Advantages

The long, flat-round jaws and straight gripping faces provide reliable contact on small components and wires, while serrations improve slip resistance during precision tasks. Induction-hardened cutting edges ensure consistent cutting performance and long edge life. The GEDORE heat treatment process yields durable tool steel that resists deformation under repeated use. Ergonomic two-component or dipped non-slip handles reduce hand fatigue and improve control in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Holding and bending small metal components in assembly and repair work
• Gripping and manipulating wires and terminals in electrical installations
• Precision mechanical tasks in workshops and maintenance operations
• Cutting small wires and soft materials where induction-hardened edges are required

Key specifications

• Jaw shape: long, flat-round with straight gripping faces and serration
• Dimensions: approximately 65 mm width × 60 mm height (tool profile)
• Weight: approximately 129 g
• Cutting edge hardness: 61–63 HRC (induction-hardened)
• Material: special hardened and tempered Gedore steel, drop-forged
• Surface finish options: chrome-plated or steel-grey with dipped non-slip handles
• Handle type: two-component ergonomic handles or dipped non-slip handles

How to use

Position the plier jaws around the component or wire to be gripped, ensuring the serrated faces make full contact for a secure hold. For bending or shaping, apply controlled force with the handles while keeping the workpiece supported. Use the induction-hardened cutting edges for cutting small-diameter wires or soft materials by placing the wire close to the base of the cutting edge and applying steady pressure. Keep fingers clear of the joint and cutting zone during use and maintain firm control of the handles to avoid slippage.

Usage recommendations

Use the plier within its intended capacity for gripping and cutting small parts; avoid cutting hardened steel or overloading the jaws. After use, wipe clean and apply a light oil film to pivot points and metal surfaces to prevent corrosion. Store in a dry tool cabinet or toolbox to maintain cutting-edge performance and handle condition.