Pliers Proline 28731, length 110 mm, model 28731

Proline 28731 is a compact 110 mm plier engineered for precise gripping, bending and holding in confined spaces. Made from high-grade steel with polished surfaces and jaws with precise machining, this short-length tool is suited to delicate tasks in electronics, watchmaking, modelling and micromechanics. The handles are coated with a flexible lining for improved comfort, and an integral return spring opens the jaws for efficient single-handed operation.

Advantages

The polished finish and precisely machined jaws ensure accurate contact with small components and reduce the risk of damage. A flexible-coated handle enhances grip comfort and control during repetitive work. The return spring provides quick jaw opening and reduces hand fatigue in tasks requiring frequent repositioning. The compact 110 mm length allows access to tight or crowded assemblies where standard pliers are impractical.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Watchmaking and jewellery work
• Scale modelling and hobby crafting
• Micromechanics and small-part handling
• Light repair and maintenance in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Total length: 110 mm
• Material: high-grade steel
• Handle finish: flexible lining coated handles
• Jaw finish: polished, precisely machined jaws and edges
• Operating mechanism: return spring for automatic opening
• Intended use: precision gripping, bending and holding of small components

How to use

Hold the Proline 28731 by the coated handles and position the jaws around the component or wire to be gripped. Squeeze the handles gently to achieve the required grip or bend; avoid applying excessive force that could deform delicate parts. The return spring will open the jaws when pressure is released, enabling quick repositioning. For cutting or heavy-duty twisting, select tools designed specifically for those tasks.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers for light precision work and avoid exposing them to corrosive environments. Keep jaws clean and free of debris to maintain precise contact. Store in a dry place and periodically check for wear; lubricate the pivot lightly if movement becomes stiff. Do not use these precision pliers for heavy prying, cutting hardened wire, or tasks that may permanently deform the jaws.