Plier Proline 28796, 125 mm length, compact hand pliers

Proline 28796 is a compact hand plier 125 mm in length, engineered for precision gripping, bending and cutting in repair and assembly tasks. Forged and quenched from high-grade tool steel with precise machining of jaws and edges, this small plier delivers consistent performance in confined spaces. The tool opens by a return spring and features two-composite, anti-slip TPR handles to improve control during delicate operations.

Advantages

The compact 125 mm size provides superior access in tight or crowded work areas while maintaining handheld stability. High-grade tool steel construction with quenching enhances hardness and wear resistance, and precision-machined jaws ensure accurate gripping and cutting. The return spring reduces hand fatigue by enabling one-handed operation, and the two-composite TPR handles offer improved grip and slip resistance for safer, controlled use.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Watchmaking and fine mechanical adjustments
• Model building and hobby crafting
• Small maintenance and household repairs

Key specifications

• Overall length: 125 mm
• Material: high-grade tool steel (forged and quenched)
• Jaw finish: precisely machined edges and surfaces
• Opening mechanism: return spring for one-hand operation
• Handles: two-composite anti-slip TPR coating
• Intended use: precision gripping, bending and cutting

How to use

Hold the plier by the TPR-coated handles and position the jaws around the workpiece with the tool aligned to the required angle. For gripping, close the handles until the jaws hold the part securely without crushing it. For cutting tasks, place the material as close to the jaw pivot as possible to maximize cutting force and apply steady pressure. After use, allow the return spring to open the tool; store the plier in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain edge precision.

Usage recommendations

Use the plier for light to medium precision tasks rather than heavy-duty cutting. Keep cutting edges clean and free of debris, check handles periodically for wear, and avoid using the tool on hardened fasteners or materials beyond its intended small-scale applications to preserve jaw alignment and edge sharpness.