NEO tools Kombinerki 160 mm pliers model 01-010

NEO tools Kombinerki 160 mm pliers model 01-010 are 160 mm combination pliers designed for general gripping, bending and cutting tasks. The compact length and balanced jaw geometry allow work in confined spaces and provide medium leverage for handling wires, small components and light cutting operations. The tool suits electrical, mechanical and household tasks where precise control and a slim profile are required.

Advantages

The pliers combine a serrated gripping area for secure hold, a cutting edge for soft and medium-hard wires, and a bending/flattening section for shaping small parts. Their compact 160 mm size offers improved accessibility compared with larger combination pliers while still delivering sufficient mechanical advantage for typical workshop and maintenance jobs. The design emphasizes straightforward, utility-focused performance appropriate for frequent use in varied environments.

Suitable for

• Gripping and positioning electrical wires and connectors
• Bending and shaping small metal parts and strips
• Cutting soft to medium-hard wires and cable strands
• General mechanical and household repair tasks in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Tool type: combination pliers (grip, bend, cut)
• Primary functions: gripping, bending, cutting
• Suitable wire work: soft and medium-hard conductors and small strands
• Form factor: compact for access in tight spaces

How to use

Position the jaws around the object to be gripped, aligning the serrated area with the workpiece for secure hold. For cutting, place the wire as close as possible to the pivot point to maximize leverage and apply steady pressure. Use the bending section near the jaw tip for shaping small parts or forming loops in wire. Maintain a firm, controlled grip and avoid using the pliers on hardened or high-tensile bolts or materials beyond their intended range to prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before each use for wear or damage to the cutting edge and jaws. Keep cutting edges clean and avoid cutting hardened steel or wire with unknown tensile strength. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and use appropriate hand protection when working with sharp wire ends.