Pliers Knipex KP-9772180 Width 94 mm Length 180 mm Height 22 mm

The Knipex KP-9772180 pliers combine a compact form with functional design. With overall dimensions of 94 mm width, 180 mm length and 22 mm height, these pliers are designed for precise gripping, bending and cutting tasks. Manufactured from high-quality tool steel and finished for wear resistance, the tool aims to deliver consistent performance for demanding workshop and household applications. Ergonomic handles improve comfort and control during repeated operations.

Advantages

The compact dimensions provide access in confined spaces while maintaining sufficient leverage for typical hand tasks. Hardened jaws and cutting edges ensure clean cuts and long service life without frequent regrinding. The ergonomically shaped handles reduce hand fatigue and improve grip stability, and the balanced weight distribution helps maintain control for precision work.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding small to medium components
• Bending and forming wire or sheet metal edges
• Cutting soft and medium-hard wires to precise lengths
• Electrical and mechanical repair tasks in tight spaces
• General DIY, workshop and professional maintenance work

Key specifications

• Overall width: 94 mm
• Overall length: 180 mm
• Overall height: 22 mm
• Material: high-quality hardened tool steel (surface finished)
• Handle type: ergonomic, slip-resistant grip
• Primary functions: gripping, bending, cutting
• Intended use: manual hand tool for precision tasks

How to use

Position the pliers on the workpiece so that the jaws engage securely without overextending the handles. For gripping or bending, place the component as close to the jaw pivot as practical to obtain maximum leverage and control. When cutting wire, align the material with the cutting edge and apply steady pressure until the wire is severed. After use, wipe the tool clean and store in a dry toolbox to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers only within the specified size and material limits: avoid cutting hardened or tempered steel beyond the tool's capability, and do not use the pliers as a hammer or prying bar. Regularly inspect cutting edges and pivot for wear, lubricate the pivot if needed, and replace the tool if deformation or significant damage occurs.