Grip Pliers Knipex 35 82 145 SB, 145 mm

Knipex Grip Pliers 35 82 145 SB are 145 mm multi-purpose pliers engineered for precise gripping, holding and bending of small workpieces. The compact manual tool combines secure jaw closure with fine hand control, making it suitable for tasks in assembly, repair and general workshop use where access is limited. The pliers feature a compact profile for tight spaces and robust construction typical of Knipex manufacturing.

Advantages

The compact 145 mm length allows work in confined areas while providing reliable mechanical grip without the need for power. The jaws are shaped to hold flat, round and irregular components securely, and the manual operation ensures immediate tactile feedback for controlled adjustments. Durable material and precise machining deliver consistent performance and long service life under normal workshop conditions.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Holding and clamping small parts during assembly
• Bending wire, sheet metal edges and small components
• Gripping fasteners, pins and irregular-shaped workpieces
• Use in confined workspaces or between closely spaced components
• General repair and maintenance tasks requiring controlled manual force

Key specifications

• Overall length: 145 mm
• Tool type: manual grip pliers
• Intended functions: gripping, holding, bending
• Jaw shape: suitable for flat, round and irregular parts
• Operation: hand-operated, non-powered
• Construction: forged steel with precision-machined jaws (manufacturer typical)

How to use

Position the jaws around the workpiece, align the pliers so that the contact surfaces engage evenly, and apply hand pressure until the required grip or bend is achieved. For holding tasks, maintain steady pressure and reposition as needed to access other surfaces. For bending, use controlled, incremental force to avoid overbending small parts. After use, clean off debris and inspect the jaws for wear to ensure continued accurate performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers only within their mechanical limits and avoid using them as a hammer or lever. Keep the jaws clean and lightly lubricated at the pivot to maintain smooth action. Store the tool dry and inspect for wear before precision work to preserve grip reliability and service life.