NEO tools precision bent long nose pliers 140 mm model 01-103

NEO tools precision bent long nose pliers 140 mm model 01-103 are hand pliers engineered for fine gripping, bending and manipulating small components in confined areas. The bent nose geometry extends reach and improves access behind obstructions, allowing controlled handling of wires, pins and delicate parts. The tool's 140 mm length balances leverage and precision for repeatable tasks in electronics, hobby work and light mechanical assemblies.

Advantages

The bent long nose design offers improved visibility and approach angle for working around obstacles. Precision tips provide a secure grip on small parts while minimizing slippage and damage. The compact 140 mm overall length delivers a combination of control and reach for detailed operations. Durable construction ensures consistent performance during repeated use in workshop or assembly settings.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Jewellery making and repair
• Model building and scale crafts
• Fine mechanical adjustments and small part handling
• Wire bending, looping and positioning in tight spaces

Key specifications

• Total length: 140 mm
• Bent/offset long-nose tip for improved access
• Precision-machined tips for secure grip
• Suitable for small-diameter wires and tiny components
• Hand tool construction for manual use

How to use

Hold the pliers by the insulated or ergonomically shaped handles close to the hinge for greater precision when manipulating small parts. Use the tip to grasp the workpiece as near to the area of interest as possible to reduce leverage and improve control. For bending wire, position the wire between the jaws at the desired point and make small, controlled motions. When accessing confined spaces, approach with the bent tip angled to clear surrounding components and avoid applying excessive force that could deform the tool tips or the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before use for tip alignment and signs of wear. Keep tips clean and free of debris for optimal grip. Use the tool within its intended range—fine gripping, bending and positioning of small parts—and avoid prying or cutting tasks that could damage the tips. Store in a dry place to reduce corrosion and maintain performance.