Round nose pliers GEKO G00809 160 mm, precision bent tips, metal handles

Round nose pliers GEKO G00809 160 mm are compact precision pliers with tapered round jaws and metal handles, designed for bending, shaping and forming wire and small components. The 160 mm overall length makes the tool suitable for work in confined spaces and for tasks that require fine control. The precision bent tips provide improved access to tight areas while maintaining consistent roundness for loops and bends.

Advantages

The pliers combine tapered round jaws and precision bent tips to deliver accurate shaping of wire and small parts. Metal handles increase durability and resistance to wear compared with coated plastic grips, while the compact 160 mm size offers better maneuverability in detailed work. The slim jaw profile ensures predictable loops and smooth curves, useful for electronics, jewelry making and hobby applications.

Suitable for

• Bending and forming wire for jewelry and decorative work
• Creating loops and shaping leads in electronics assembly and repair
• Hobby and model making tasks that require precise, small-radius bends
• Working in confined spaces where a compact plier is needed

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Jaw type: tapered round nose with precision bent tips
• Handle material: metal
• Intended use: bending, shaping and forming wire and small components
• Typical applications: electronics, jewelry making, hobby and model work

How to use

Grip the pliers by the metal handles and position the tapered round jaws around the wire or component at the point where the bend is required. Apply steady pressure and rotate or pull the tool to form the desired curve or loop. For repeated or uniform loops, mark the wire and use the same jaw position for each bend. The precision bent tips give access to tight areas; align the bent portion with the workpiece before applying force to avoid slipping or deforming the material.

Usage recommendations

Use these pliers for non-insulated tasks and avoid exposing them to corrosive chemicals or excessive moisture. For electrical work where insulation is required, choose tools with insulated handles. Keep the jaws clean and free of debris; occasional lubrication of the joint will maintain smooth operation and extend tool life.