Plier Proline 28798, 125 mm length, hand tool

Plier Proline 28798, 125 mm length, hand tool is a compact precision plier made for gripping, holding and manipulating small parts in confined spaces. Forged and quenched from high-grade tool steel with precisely machined jaws and edges, this 125 mm plier is intended for fine mechanical tasks where control and reliability are important. The tool is opened by a return spring and fitted with two-composite anti-slip TPR handles to improve handling and reduce fatigue during repetitive operations.

Advantages

The plier’s forged and quenched construction provides durability and resistance to deformation under regular use. Precisely machined jaws and edges ensure accurate gripping and minimize slippage on small components. The return spring allows quick one-handed operation and efficient part release. Two-composite TPR anti-slip handles offer comfortable, secure grip and better control in delicate operations typical for electronic engineering and micromechanics.

Suitable for

• Electronic assembly and repair
• Watchmaking and precision horology work
• Modelling and miniature assembly
• Small mechanical maintenance and light workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 125 mm
• Material: high-grade quenched tool steel
• Jaw finish: precisely machined for accurate gripping
• Opening mechanism: return spring for one-handed use
• Handles: two-composite TPR anti-slip grips
• Typical applications: precision and micromechanical work

How to use

Hold the plier by the TPR handles and position the jaws around the workpiece. Use the return spring to open the tool and close the handles to apply controlled pressure for gripping or bending small components. For precision tasks, stabilize the workpiece with a fixture or on a stable surface and make small, incremental movements rather than applying sudden force. After use, wipe the jaws clean and store the plier in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use the plier for delicate gripping and bending operations; avoid using it as a substitute for cutting or heavy-duty pliers. Keep the jaws clean and periodically check for wear. For electrical work, verify that the handles are intact and the tool is suitable for the voltage and insulation requirements of your task.