Pliers GEKO G10226 elongated Morse 6.5" (165 mm) for precision grip and bending

Elongated Morse pliers GEKO G10226 with a 6.5" (165 mm) jaw length are designed for precision grip, bending and holding in confined spaces. The narrow, tapered jaws provide access to small components and tight assemblies, making these pliers suitable for mechanical and electrical tasks where control and reach are required. Constructed for general-purpose workshop use, they combine a slim profile with an ergonomic handle to improve handling during detailed operations.

Advantages

The elongated tapered design enables precise gripping of small parts and wires in restricted areas. The fine jaw tip improves control for bending and shaping materials without slipping. A balanced length offers extended reach while retaining tactile feedback, and the ergonomic handles reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use. Hardened jaw surfaces deliver wear resistance for longer service life under typical workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Precision gripping and bending of small metal parts
• Electrical work involving wire manipulation and terminal access
• Assembly and repair in tight or recessed areas
• Model making, hobby work and delicate mechanical adjustments

Key specifications

• Overall jaw length: approximately 6.5" (165 mm)
• Design: elongated Morse / tapered tip for precision work
• Intended use: gripping, bending and holding in tight spaces
• Handle type: ergonomic grip for improved control
• Material properties: hardened jaw surfaces for wear resistance

How to use

Position the tapered jaws around the component or wire to be gripped, applying controlled pressure to avoid deforming delicate parts. For bending tasks, use the tip or the inner jaw surface as a fulcrum and apply steady force while monitoring alignment. When working in confined areas, angle the pliers to reach recessed points and maintain a firm but comfortable hold on the handles. Inspect the jaws before use and avoid applying excessive torque beyond the tool's intended scope.

Usage recommendations

Use these pliers for precision tasks rather than heavy-duty cutting or prying. Keep the jaws clean and periodically check for wear or misalignment. For electrical applications, ensure wires are de-energized before manipulation. Store the pliers in a dry place to prevent corrosion and preserve jaw hardness and grip performance.