Rockforce pliers-combination Cr-V 8" (200 mm) RF-611200

Combination pliers Rockforce Cr-V 8" (200 mm) RF-611200 are hand pliers forged from chrome-vanadium steel designed for gripping, cutting and bending wires and small parts. With a working length of 200 mm and classic jaws, these pliers deliver a balance of reach and control suitable for general maintenance, assembly and electrical tasks. The tool features hardened cutting edges and a robust handle construction to withstand repeated use in workshop and household environments.

Advantages

These Rockforce combination pliers provide a durable chrome-vanadium construction for wear resistance and long service life. Hardened cutting edges ensure reliable severing of soft and medium-hard wires while the serrated gripping area improves hold on round and flat materials. The 200 mm overall length gives a compromise between leverage and accessibility, and the ergonomic, slip-resistant handle improves handling during repetitive operations.

Suitable for

• General repair and maintenance work
• Electrical installation and wiring tasks
• Mechanical assembly and light fabrication
• Household DIY and small renovation jobs

Key specifications

• Tool type: combination pliers for gripping, cutting and bending
• Material: chrome-vanadium (Cr-V) steel
• Overall length: 200 mm (8 inches)
• Cutting edges: hardened for improved durability
• Jaw design: serrated gripping area with cutting section
• Handle: reinforced, slip-resistant grip

How to use

Position the jaws around the component or wire to be gripped, applying steady pressure to maintain control while manoeuvring. For cutting, place the wire as close to the hinge as possible for maximum leverage and apply a firm, even squeeze. Use the serrated jaw area to hold round or flat parts securely when bending or pulling. After use, clean debris from the cutting edges and pivot area and store the pliers in a dry place to limit corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use these pliers within their intended capacity: avoid cutting hardened steel or bolts beyond the rated capability, and do not use the tool as a hammer or pry bar. Regularly lubricate the pivot joint and inspect cutting edges for wear; replace the tool if cutting performance deteriorates or if the handle insulation is damaged.