Plier Proline 28734, 120 mm length, hand tool

Proline 28734 is a compact 120 mm plier crafted for precision tasks in electronics, modelling, watchmaking and small-scale repairs. The tool combines a polished high-grade steel body with precisely machined jaws and edges, offering controlled gripping, bending and light cutting of wires and small components. A return spring enables quick one-handed operation, while flexible-coated handles improve comfort and grip in confined workspaces.

Advantages

The polished high-grade steel construction ensures durability and resistance to deformation during fine work. Precisely machined jaws provide consistent contact and minimise damage to delicate parts. Handles coated with a flexible lining offer improved ergonomics and reduced slippage during extended use. The integrated return spring speeds repetitive operations and supports efficient single-handed handling in tight or awkward positions.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Watchmaking and jewellery adjustment
• Scale modelling and miniature construction
• Micromechanics and precision mechanical tasks
• General household small repairs and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Overall length: 120 mm
• Material: high-grade steel (polished finish)
• Handle: flexible coated lining for improved grip
• Jaw finish: precisely machined edges for accurate contact
• Operation: opened by return spring for one-handed use
• Intended use: gripping, bending and light cutting of wires and small parts

How to use

Hold the plier by the coated handles and position the jaws around the workpiece. Use the precisely machined jaw faces to grip or bend wires and small components with controlled pressure to avoid damage. For light cutting tasks, position the wire close to the jaw edge and apply steady force. The return spring will reopen the jaws automatically after each operation, facilitating repetitive movements and one-handed workflow.

Usage recommendations

For best results in precision work, keep the jaws clean and free of debris, avoid excessive force that could deform the jaw faces, and store the plier in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Use the plier within its intended scope—gripping, bending and light cutting—and select a larger cutting tool for thicker or harder wires.