Plier Proline 28610, length 200 mm, model 28610

Proline 28610 plier, length 200 mm, model 28610 is a hand tool designed for gripping, bending and holding materials in workshop, maintenance and household tasks. With a 200 mm overall length and nickel-plated jaws, this plier provides accurate control and reliable surface contact for metalworking, electrical and plumbing work. The expanding spring returns the jaws quickly for repeated use, while the two-layered anti-slip handle improves grip during controlled operations.

Advantages

The nickel-plated jaws resist corrosion and ensure a smooth contact surface for precision gripping. An expanding spring facilitates fast opening between cycles, increasing efficiency for repetitive tasks. Two-layered anti-slip handles provide ergonomic contact, reduce slippage and improve control when applying force. The 200 mm length balances reach and leverage for typical workshop and home repair jobs.

Suitable for

• Gripping and holding small to medium components during assembly or repair
• Bending wires and shaping metal in light metalworking
• Electrical maintenance tasks that require precision and insulation-friendly handles
• Plumbing tasks such as holding fittings or tightening small nuts
• General household repairs and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Overall length: 200 mm
• Jaw finish: nickel-plated
• Return mechanism: expanding spring
• Handle construction: two-layered anti-slip handle
• Primary functions: gripping, bending, holding

How to use

Select the appropriate contact point on the jaws and position the plier so the workpiece is held securely between the jaw faces. Use controlled force to grip or bend the material; avoid using excessive leverage beyond the tool's length and construction. Allow the expanding spring to open the jaws between operations for faster handling and reduced hand strain. Keep the gripping surfaces clean and free of debris to maintain effective contact.

Usage recommendations

For safety and best results, wear appropriate eye protection and inspect the plier regularly for wear or damage. Do not use the plier as a hammer or on live electrical circuits. Store in a dry place to preserve the nickel finish and ensure the expanding spring functions smoothly.