Pliers JUCO N3042 220 mm plastering pliers with PVC handle

JUCO N3042 220 mm plastering pliers with PVC handle are compact hand tools designed for manual cutting, gripping and bending operations commonly required in plastering and general construction work. With a 220 mm overall length and a PVC-coated handle, these pliers provide a balance of reach and control for on-site tasks, renovation work and routine maintenance. Their shape and jaw profile are intended to handle drywall materials, wire trimming and small fastening tasks while keeping the tool easy to carry and operate.

Advantages

The PVC handle improves grip comfort and reduces slippage during repetitive use, while the 220 mm length offers sufficient leverage for cutting and bending without sacrificing maneuverability in confined spaces. The tool's solid jaw geometry supports secure gripping of nails, wires and small metal profiles, and its compact size makes it practical for transport in tool belts or site boxes.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming plasterboard edges and corner beads
• Bending and shaping small metal profiles and wires
• Gripping and removing nails, staples and fasteners
• General repair, renovation and maintenance tasks on construction sites

Key specifications

• Overall length: 220 mm
• Handle material: PVC-coated for improved grip
• Tool type: Plastering pliers for cutting, gripping and bending
• Typical applications: Plasterboard, wire and small metal components

How to use

Hold the pliers by the PVC handle and position the jaws around the material to be cut, gripped or bent. Apply steady pressure to cut wire or plasterboard elements, or use the jaws to bend small metal pieces to the required angle. For removing nails or fasteners, engage the gripping section of the jaw and pull with controlled force while protecting surrounding surfaces. Keep the tool steady and use short, controlled movements to maintain precision.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before use for damage or excessive wear, and wear appropriate hand protection when cutting sharp materials. Use the tool within its intended capacity—avoid cutting hardened steel or materials beyond the tool's design limits to preserve cutting edges and mechanical integrity.