Pliers NWS 300 nickel-plated 300 mm — NWS 115-31-300-KX4

NWS 300 nickel-plated pliers model 115-31-300-KX4 are 300 mm hand pliers designed for gripping, cutting and bending reinforcement wire and small steel elements. The tool features a nickel-plated finish for improved corrosion resistance and hardened working jaws to withstand repeated use in construction and metalworking environments. The 300 mm length provides leverage for cutting and bending tasks while remaining compact enough for on-site use in confined areas.

Advantages

Nickel plating protects the tool body from rust and improves longevity when used on construction sites or in humid conditions. Hardened jaws maintain edge retention and ensure consistent cutting and gripping performance over time. The ergonomic handle profile and 300 mm length deliver balanced leverage for both delicate wire bending and heavier cutting tasks without excessive hand strain. The pliers combine multiple functions—gripping, cutting and bending—in a single compact tool for flexible use.

Suitable for

• Cutting and bending reinforcement wire (rebar tie wire)
• Gripping and manipulating small steel elements and ties
• On-site concrete reinforcement and rebar work
• General metalworking and repair tasks requiring robust hand tools

Key specifications

• Overall length: 300 mm
• Finish: nickel-plated for corrosion resistance
• Jaw material: hardened working surfaces for cutting and gripping
• Functions: cutting, gripping, bending of wire and small steel parts
• Suitable hand tool category: pliers for construction and metalwork

How to use

Position the reinforcement wire or small steel element between the jaws at the appropriate cutting or bending point. Apply steady pressure on the handles to cut through tie wire or to bend the material using the jaw edges. For gripping, align the object near the jaw tips and squeeze the handles firmly to secure the item. Use controlled force when cutting hardened wire; if resistance is excessive, reposition the wire closer to the jaw's cutting edge and try again. After use, wipe the pliers clean and store in a dry place to maintain the nickel finish.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting or bending wire. Avoid using the pliers on materials that exceed the tool's intended capacity to prevent damage to the jaws. Regularly inspect the working surfaces for wear and maintain a clean, dry storage environment to prolong tool life.