Pliers Proline 28470, length 160 mm, model 28470

Proline 28470 pliers, 160 mm in length, are hand tools intended for gripping, bending and holding tasks in general mechanical and electrical work. The compact 160 mm size allows access to confined spaces and improves control during precision operations. Constructed from forged high-grade chromium-vanadium steel, these pliers offer enhanced durability and increased resistance to abrasion. The two-component anti-slip TPR handle provides a secure grip and reduces hand fatigue during repeated use.

Advantages

The forged chromium-vanadium steel construction increases strength and wear resistance while preserving dimensional stability under load. The 160 mm length balances reach and maneuverability for work in tight areas. Ergonomic two-component TPR handles give a reliable, slip-resistant grip and help maintain control during delicate tasks. The plier jaws and pivot are manufactured to provide consistent bite and alignment for accurate gripping and bending.

Suitable for

• General mechanical assembly and maintenance
• Electrical work requiring precision gripping and bending
• Workshop tasks and small repairs
• Do-it-yourself projects and home maintenance

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Material: forged chromium-vanadium steel
• Handle: two-component anti-slip TPR
• Design: precision jaws with aligned pivot for consistent grip
• Intended use: gripping, bending and holding

How to use

Use the Proline 28470 pliers by positioning the jaws around the workpiece and applying steady pressure on the handles until the desired grip or bend is achieved. For cutting or bending thin wires, place the wire as close to the pivot as needed for leverage. Maintain control with the anti-slip TPR handle and avoid excessive twisting motions that can stress the pivot. After use, clean off debris and store the pliers in a dry location to limit corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers periodically for wear or damage, especially at the jaw faces and pivot. Use the tool within its mechanical limits—avoid using these pliers as a hammer or for heavy prying. For electrical work, ensure appropriate insulation procedures and that the tool is suitable for the specific application if live circuits are involved.