Pliers KREATOR KRTH60505 205 mm — chrome-vanadium, 23 mm jaw depth, 22 mm working width

These KREATOR KRTH60505 pliers are 205 mm long and made from chrome-vanadium steel for enhanced strength and wear resistance. With a jaw depth of 23 mm and a working width of 22 mm, they provide a compact, controllable tool for general mechanical and DIY tasks such as gripping, bending and cutting. The design focuses on reliable mechanical performance in workshop and household environments where access may be limited.

Advantages

The chrome-vanadium construction offers improved toughness and extended service life compared with standard carbon steel pliers. The 205 mm overall length balances reach and control, making the tool suitable for work in confined spaces. The 23 mm jaw depth and 22 mm working width allow stable gripping of components while maintaining precise handling. The pliers’ geometry supports multiple functions—gripping, bending and light cutting—reducing the need to switch tools frequently.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding small to medium parts during assembly or repair
• Bending and shaping wire or metal strips in mechanical and hobby projects
• Light cutting of thin wires and trimming material in household tasks
• Working in tight or recessed areas where compact tool size is required

Key specifications

• Overall length: 205 mm
• Material: chrome-vanadium steel
• Jaw depth: 23 mm
• Working width: 22 mm
• Primary functions: gripping, bending, light cutting
• Application: general mechanical, workshop and household use

How to use

Position the pliers so the jaws fully engage the workpiece at the appropriate depth and width for a secure grip. Apply steady, controlled pressure to grip, bend or cut, keeping fingers clear of the cutting edge. For cutting tasks, orient the material near the base of the cutting edge for maximum leverage and cleaner cuts. After use, wipe the tool clean and store in a dry place to maintain the chrome-vanadium surface and joint movement.

Usage recommendations

Use these pliers within their mechanical limits: avoid cutting hardened steel wire or using excessive force that could damage the cutting edge or bending geometry. Regularly inspect and lightly lubricate the pivot joint to ensure smooth operation. When working on electrical systems, ensure wiring is de-energized before gripping or cutting conductors.