NEO tools long nose pliers straight 160 mm model 01-013

NEO tools long nose pliers straight 160 mm model 01-013 are precision hand pliers with a narrow, straight jaw designed to reach into tight spaces for gripping, bending and manipulating small parts. With an overall length of 160 mm, these long nose pliers provide a balance of reach and control for detailed tasks where access is limited. The straight tip and slim profile make them suitable for work on small fasteners, wires and components that require accurate positioning.

Advantages

These long nose pliers offer a straight, fine-point jaw for precise handling and access in confined areas. The compact 160 mm length improves manoeuvrability while maintaining enough reach for most precision tasks. Designed for repeated use, the pliers feature durable construction intended to resist wear under typical hand-tool conditions. The tool's ergonomics support controlled grip and accurate movement when working with delicate parts.

Suitable for

• Electrical work and wiring in tight enclosures
• Jewellery making and repair
• Model building and hobby assembly
• Precision repairs and small-part manipulation

Key specifications

• Type: long nose pliers with straight jaws
• Overall length: 160 mm
• Jaw profile: narrow, straight tip for fine access
• Primary functions: gripping, bending, positioning small parts
• Typical applications: electrical, hobby, jewellery, precision repair

How to use

Hold the pliers by the insulated or non-insulated handles as appropriate for the task and position the narrow straight jaws around the part to be gripped. Apply steady pressure to the handles to secure the part, using the tip for fine positioning or the jaw base for stronger grip. For bending or forming small components, move the handles slowly and make incremental adjustments to avoid overstressing the material. Ensure that the working area is stable and that the user has adequate visibility for delicate operations.

Usage recommendations

Use these long nose pliers for tasks requiring precision and reach; avoid applying excessive torque beyond hand-tool limits and do not use the pliers as a hammer or pry bar. Keep the jaws clean and inspect for wear before use. For electrical work, confirm the handles meet the required insulation standards before working on live circuits.