Adjustable Sliding Groove Pliers Rockforce RF-613F300 Cr-V 12" (300 mm)

Rockforce RF-613F300 Adjustable Sliding Groove Pliers are 12" (300 mm) hand pliers crafted from chromium‑vanadium (Cr‑V) steel for strength and durability. The tool features a sliding groove joint that allows multiple jaw positions and a wide range of opening widths, enabling secure grip on pipes, fittings and irregular shapes. The 12" length provides extended reach and leverage for general mechanical, plumbing and maintenance tasks where a reliable adjustable plier is required.

Advantages

These sliding groove pliers offer robust construction and wear resistance due to Cr‑V steel, combined with a simple sliding joint mechanism for quick adjustment. The multiple-position groove provides stable jaw engagement at different widths, while the long handles increase leverage for turning and holding. The design supports a variety of workpiece profiles, from round pipes to hexagonal fittings, with consistent clamping force and good control.

Suitable for

• Gripping and turning metal and plastic pipes
• Holding and securing fittings and connectors during assembly
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and on-site
• General mechanical work requiring adjustable pliers with extended reach

Key specifications

• Tool type: sliding groove pliers (adjustable pliers)
• Overall jaw length: 12" / 300 mm
• Material: chromium‑vanadium (Cr‑V) steel
• Adjustment: multi-position sliding groove joint for variable opening widths
• Handles: long handles for increased leverage and reach
• Grip surfaces: serrated jaws for secure holding of round and flat profiles

How to use

Open the pliers by sliding the lower jaw along the groove to select the appropriate jaw position for the workpiece. Position the serrated jaws around the pipe, fitting or object and close the handles until the jaws grip securely. Apply steady force for turning or holding; reposition the groove if a larger or smaller opening is required. For safe use, ensure the workpiece is supported and the user maintains firm hand placement on the handles.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before use for worn teeth or damage. Use the tool within its mechanical limits—avoid excessive force on hardened fasteners that could damage the jaws. Clean and lightly oil the joint after use to maintain smooth sliding action and prevent corrosion. Wear appropriate hand protection when working with sharp or hot components.