Needle-nose pliers Knipex KP-2616200

The Knipex KP-2616200 needle-nose pliers provide precise handling in confined spaces thanks to a narrow 3 mm jaw width and a 73 mm jaw length. With an overall length of 200 mm and a height of 56 mm, the tool balances reach and control for fine mechanical, electrical, and hobby tasks. The construction uses hardened steel and a corrosion-resistant finish to maintain cutting and gripping performance over repeated use while the ergonomic handles support a comfortable, secure grip.

Advantages

These needle-nose pliers combine a slim jaw profile for access into narrow areas with sufficient jaw length for stable gripping of small components. The moderate overall length enhances leverage without sacrificing maneuverability. Durable materials and precise jaw alignment reduce wear and maintain consistent performance. The ergonomic handle shape reduces hand fatigue during extended work and improves control for delicate operations.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Precision mechanical work and model making
• Gripping, bending, and positioning small wires and components
• Jewelry making and craft tasks requiring fine control

Key specifications

• Jaw width: 3 mm
• Jaw length: 73 mm
• Overall length: 200 mm
• Tool height: 56 mm
• Slim, tapered needle-nose profile for access in tight spaces
• Hardened joint and jaws for long-lasting alignment and gripping
• Ergonomic handles for secure hold and reduced hand strain
• Corrosion-resistant surface treatment

How to use

Hold the pliers by the handles with the tips directed toward the workpiece and position the slim jaws around the object to be gripped or bent. Apply controlled pressure at the handles to close the jaws and perform gripping, bending, or positioning operations. For cutting tasks, place the material close to the joint area if the tool provides a cutting edge; otherwise use the pliers primarily for manipulation and use a dedicated cutter for clean cuts. Keep the tips aligned and avoid lateral twisting to preserve jaw geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use the needle-nose pliers for precision gripping and bending; avoid applying excessive torque or using the tool as a lever for prying. Clean and lightly oil the joint periodically to ensure smooth operation and inspect the tips for wear before precision tasks.