Slip-joint pliers Knipex TwinGrip Jaw width 5.1 cm Length 200 mm

The Knipex TwinGrip slip-joint pliers, 200 mm long with a jaw width of 5.1 cm, provide secure front gripping of flat workpieces thanks to a three-point system. Constructed from high-grade chrome vanadium electric steel with oil hardening and additional induction-hardening of the teeth to approx. 61 HRC, these pliers are designed for durability and resilient operation. The tool includes a five-way adjustable slip joint with push-button adjustment to set gripping capacity precisely and a pinch stop to reduce the risk of crushed fingers.

Advantages

The three-point gripping system ensures reliable front clamping of flat parts while the five-position slip joint with push-button adjustment allows precise adaptation to different workpiece sizes. The robust box joint construction increases stability and longevity. Hardened teeth and high-grade chrome vanadium steel construction provide wear resistance and sustained gripping performance. The pinch stop enhances user safety during operation.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding flat workpieces
• Turning, tightening and loosening screws with worn heads or damaged threads
• General repair and maintenance tasks in workshops and on-site
• DIY projects requiring adjustable pliers with strong grip

Key specifications

• Brand: Knipex
• Model: TwinGrip
• Length: 200 mm
• Jaw width: 5.1 cm
• Material: Chrome vanadium electric steel, oil-hardened
• Teeth hardness: approx. 61 HRC (induction-hardened)
• Adjustment: Five-way slip joint with push-button
• Safety feature: Pinch stop
• MPN: 82 02 200
• EAN: 4003773087250

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw position using the push-button five-way slip joint so the jaws fit the workpiece securely. Position the pliers to grip flat or rounded parts at the front gripping area; apply steady pressure to hold, turn or manipulate the part. Use the pinch stop to avoid finger injury by keeping fingers clear of the joint while closing the handles. For screws with worn heads or damaged threads, engage the pliers firmly at the screw head and turn steadily to tighten or loosen.

Usage recommendations

Use these slip-joint pliers for gripping and manipulating flat workpieces and damaged screws; avoid using them on live electrical conductors and do not exceed intended leverage to prevent tool damage. Regularly clean and lightly oil the joint to maintain smooth adjustment and long service life.