Long Nose Locking Pliers Stanley 0-84-813 Corrosion Resistant

STANLEY Long Nose Locking Pliers 0-84-813 combine a long, narrow jaw profile with a corrosion-resistant finish and a 180 mm overall length, providing controlled gripping and holding in confined or hard-to-reach spaces. The tool is forged and machined for durability, includes a precision adjustment screw for setting clamping pressure, and features a non-pinching "pull" jaw release for safer, easier opening. A built-in wire cutter on compatible curved-jaw models adds cutting convenience while the design supports gripping pipes, hexagonal nuts and small components where accuracy is required.

Advantages

The corrosion-resistant surface extends service life in damp or corrosive environments. Forged and machined jaws ensure consistent contact and wear resistance under repeated use. The long-nose profile gives access to tight spots and improves visibility when working on small parts. The precision screw permits fine adjustment of clamping force, and the non-pinching release reduces the risk of finger injury and simplifies tool removal. Lightweight construction at approximately 386 g balances strength and maneuverability.

Suitable for

• Precision gripping and holding in tight or recessed areas
• Holding small components during assembly or repair
• Working with pipes and hexagonal nuts where a narrow jaw is required
• Electrical and mechanical maintenance tasks requiring access to confined spaces

Key specifications

• Overall length: 180 mm
• Weight: 386 g
• Long-nose jaw profile for access to tight spaces
• Corrosion-resistant finish
• Forged and machined jaws for durability
• Precision adjustment screw for clamping pressure control
• Non-pinching "pull" jaw release mechanism
• Built-in wire cutter on compatible curved-jaw variants

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw opening by turning the precision adjustment screw, position the long-nose jaws around the workpiece, and squeeze the handles until the locking mechanism engages. Use the non-pinching pull release to open the pliers when the task is complete. For cutting operations with the built-in wire cutter, position the wire at the cutter location on the jaw and apply steady pressure until severed. Inspect the jaws before use to ensure clean contact surfaces and adjust clamping pressure to avoid damaging delicate parts.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool within its mechanical limits: avoid applying excessive torque on hardened fasteners and do not use as a substitute for dedicated cutting pliers when frequent cutting is required. After use, clean and lightly lubricate the pivot and adjustment screw to maintain the corrosion-resistant finish and reliable operation.