Pliers Vorel 40013, length 160 mm, single piece

Vorel 40013 pliers, length 160 mm, single piece is a compact hand tool designed for gripping, bending and holding small parts during assembly, repair and general maintenance. The straight jaw profile and profiled cutting edges allow precise control when working with wire and small components, while comfortable plastic-covered handles provide a secure grip for everyday workshop tasks.

Advantages

The compact 160 mm length offers good access in tight spaces without sacrificing leverage. Straight jaws with a textured surface improve grip on components, and integrated cutting blades handle soft wire cutting. The plastic-covered handles reduce hand fatigue and improve handling during repeated use. The construction is intended for regular workshop and DIY use, combining simple maintenance with reliable performance.

Suitable for

• Electrical repair and small wiring tasks
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly of small parts
• Hobby and DIY projects requiring precise grip and cutting
• General maintenance and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Jaw type: straight profile with textured gripping surface
• Cutting capability: profiled blades for cutting wire
• Handle: plastic-covered for improved grip and comfort
• Supply: single piece

How to use

Position the pliers so the straight jaws engage the part to be gripped or the wire to be cut. Apply controlled pressure to the handles to achieve the required grip or to cut through soft wire using the profiled blades. Use steady, even force and avoid twisting motions that could damage the tool or the workpiece. Keep hands clear of the cutting zone and use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses, when cutting or manipulating small components.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these pliers on materials within the intended size and hardness range—avoid cutting hardened wire that may damage the blades. Clean and dry the tool after use and store in a dry place to reduce corrosion. Periodically inspect the cutting edges and gripping surfaces for wear; sharpen or replace the tool if cutting performance degrades.