STANLEY Maxsteel VDE Bent Pliers 200 mm – insulated bent-nose pliers, 200mm length

STANLEY Maxsteel VDE Bent Pliers 200 mm are insulated bent-nose pliers engineered for electrical and maintenance work. The 200 mm length gives a balance of reach and control for gripping, bending and cutting wires or small components. VDE-rated insulation reduces the risk when working on live circuits, while the bent-nose profile provides improved access in confined spaces and better ergonomics for precision tasks.

Advantages

These pliers combine insulated handles certified for electrical safety with hardened jaws for reliable gripping and cutting. The bent-nose design allows access to tight spots and improves visibility of the workpiece. A 200 mm overall length offers additional leverage without compromising maneuverability, and durable construction supports repeated professional use.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and maintenance
• Wire bending, shaping and cutting
• Accessing confined or angled connection points
• General workshop and technician tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: insulated bent-nose pliers
• Length: 200 mm overall
• Insulation: VDE-rated protective handles for use near live circuits
• Jaw style: bent/narrow nose for access to tight areas
• Primary functions: gripping, bending, cutting small-diameter wires and components
• Construction: hardened jaws with ergonomic insulated grips

How to use

Hold the pliers by the insulated handles and position the bent nose at the workpiece to grip, bend or cut as required. Use the jaw tip for precision bending or reaching into angled spaces and the cutting edge near the pivot for trimming small wires. Ensure hands remain behind the insulated grips and avoid exposing the metal parts when working near live electrical parts. Regularly inspect the insulation and jaws for wear or damage before use.

Usage recommendations

Use these pliers for tasks that require insulated hand tools and access to confined areas. Verify the VDE insulation condition periodically and replace the tool if insulation is compromised. For working on live circuits, follow applicable electrical safety practices and use appropriate personal protective equipment.