Plastering pliers NEO Tools 01-165 300 mm — hand tool for plaster and mortar work

Plastering pliers NEO Tools 01-165 300 mm are hand pliers designed for handling plaster, mortar and small masonry tasks. With a 300 mm overall length, these pliers provide leverage and fingertip control for cutting, shaping or removing plaster and mortar residues during construction and renovation work. The tool is intended for use by professionals and DIY enthusiasts for tasks that require precise gripping and manipulation of building materials.

Advantages

These plastering pliers offer a solid combination of reach and control in a compact hand tool. The 300 mm length increases mechanical advantage for cutting and prying without being unwieldy on scaffolding or ladders. The pliers are designed for direct contact with plaster and mortar surfaces, allowing accurate removal of excess material and shaping of edges and corners. Their construction supports repeated use on job sites and home renovation projects.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming plaster and mortar deposits
• Shaping and cleaning internal and external corners
• Adjusting and removing small tiles or masonry fragments
• Precision gripping of plasterboard edges and trim

Key specifications

• Overall length: 300 mm
• Tool type: hand pliers for plaster and mortar work
• Primary use: cutting, shaping and removing plaster and mortar
• Intended users: professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts

How to use

Hold the plastering pliers by the handles with a firm grip and position the jaws against the plaster, mortar or small masonry fragment to be cut or removed. Apply steady pressure and use controlled squeezing or prying motions to trim or extract material. For corner work, align the jaws along the edge and move the tool to shape or clean the surface. Keep hands and fingers clear of the cutting zone and maintain a stable stance when working at height.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when working with plaster and mortar. Inspect the pliers before use for any visible damage and ensure a secure grip on the handles. Clean the tool after use to prevent build-up of hardened material and store it in a dry place to avoid corrosion.