Pliers KREATOR KRTH60303 200 mm, jaw depth 40 mm, working width 30 mm, chrome vanadium

KREATOR KRTH60303 pliers are a 200 mm hand tool constructed from chrome vanadium steel to provide strength and resistance to wear. The pliers have a jaw depth of 40 mm and a working width of 30 mm, offering defined contact surfaces for gripping, bending and cutting common materials. Their measured dimensions and solid build are intended for general workshop, automotive and home maintenance tasks where reliable mechanical performance is required.

Advantages

The chrome vanadium construction ensures improved hardness and longevity compared with standard carbon tool steels. The 200 mm overall length balances reach and leverage, while the 40 mm jaw depth and 30 mm working width deliver consistent contact on fasteners and material edges. Precision-machined jaws provide stable gripping and reduced slippage during use. The simple, durable geometry supports repeated mechanical operations without complex maintenance.

Suitable for

• Gripping and turning bolts, nuts and other fasteners
• Bending and shaping small metal or wire components
• Holding parts during assembly or repair
• Cutting light-gauge wire or trimming materials within the jaw capacity
• General workshop and automotive maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 200 mm
• Jaw depth: 40 mm
• Working width: 30 mm
• Material: chrome vanadium steel

How to use

Select the KREATOR KRTH60303 pliers appropriate for the fastener or material size; position the jaws so the contact surfaces fully engage the part. Apply steady hand pressure and, when necessary, use the tool’s leverage to bend or turn the component. For cutting tasks, align the material within the jaw area designed for trimming and use controlled closing motion. Maintain firm grip on the handles and keep hands clear of moving parts. After use, wipe the pliers clean and store in a dry place to reduce corrosion risk.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers within their specified jaw depth and working width to avoid overloading. Do not use the tool as a hammer or pry bar. For cutting harder or thicker wire than the jaws are designed to handle, choose a dedicated cutter to prevent damage. Periodically inspect the tool for wear, keep the hinge area lightly lubricated, and store in a dry environment to extend service life.