Plier Proline 28793 — 125 mm length, hand tool

Proline 28793 — 125 mm plier is a compact hand tool engineered for gripping, bending and holding small components in tight spaces. Forged and quenched from high-grade tool steel with precise machining of jaws and edges, this 125 mm plier combines durability with accuracy. The plier opens by an integrated return spring and features two-composite, anti-slip TPR handles for controlled operation during precision tasks in workshops, electronics, hobby work and light mechanical repairs.

Advantages

The forged and quenched high-grade tool steel construction ensures long service life and resistance to deformation under normal workshop loads. Precisely machined jaws and edges provide secure grip and repeatable alignment when handling small parts. The return spring enables quick single-handed operation and faster work cycles, while the two-component TPR handles deliver improved grip and reduced hand fatigue in prolonged use. The 125 mm overall length offers access to confined spaces and better control for delicate operations.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and component handling
• Watchmaking and micro-mechanical adjustments
• Model building and hobby crafting
• Light mechanical repairs and general workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 125 mm
• Material: high-grade tool steel, forged and quenched
• Jaw and edge finish: precision machined
• Opening mechanism: return spring for automatic opening
• Handle: two-composite anti-slip TPR coating
• Intended use: precision gripping, bending and holding of small components

How to use

Hold the plier by the TPR handles and position the jaws around the target component. Use gentle squeezing force for gripping or bending small parts and apply steady, controlled movements to avoid overstressing the component. The return spring will open the jaws when you relax your grip, enabling single-handed repetition of tasks. For delicate electronic components, work on an ESD-safe surface and avoid excessive twisting or levering that could damage the part or the plier jaws.

Usage recommendations

Keep the tool clean and dry after use; occasionally apply a light machine oil to the joint to maintain smooth operation. Store the plier in a dry toolbox or drawer, and avoid contact with corrosive chemicals. Use the tool only within its intended purpose—precision gripping and light mechanical tasks—to preserve jaw alignment and finish.