Plier Yato YT-23052 Polypropylene Steel 175 mm 1201 pcs

The Yato YT-23052 plier combines a polypropylene handle with a steel working head to deliver a 175 mm tool suited for a wide range of gripping, bending and cutting tasks. Manufactured to provide consistent contact and control, this plier is supplied in a bulk pack of 1201 pieces for large-scale distribution, workshop replenishment or projects that require multiple identical tools. The design emphasizes a balance between lightweight handling and the mechanical strength of steel jaws.

Advantages

The polypropylene handles provide a comfortable, non-slip grip while reducing overall tool weight. The steel jaws and pivot are engineered for durability and accurate alignment, ensuring consistent performance when gripping or manipulating materials. The compact 175 mm length allows access to confined spaces and improves precision in detail work. Supplied in a large quantity, the pack supports inventory needs for professional settings and high-volume jobs.

Suitable for

• General gripping and holding tasks in workshops and production lines
• Light bending and shaping of wires and small metal parts
• Assembly and maintenance work requiring multiple identical tools
• DIY projects where compact, reliable pliers are needed

Key specifications

• Overall length: 175 mm
• Handle material: polypropylene
• Working material: steel jaws and pivot
• Pack quantity: 1201 pieces per delivery unit
• Tool type: combination plier suitable for gripping and light manipulation

How to use

Hold the plier by the polypropylene handles with a firm but controlled grip, positioning the steel jaws around the object to be gripped, bent or cut. Apply steady pressure through the handles to achieve the required force; avoid using excessive force that could damage the tool or the workpiece. For repetitive tasks, maintain a consistent hand position to reduce fatigue. Inspect the jaws regularly for wear and ensure the pivot remains free of debris to preserve alignment and performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the plier for intended tasks such as gripping, bending and light cutting; avoid using it as a hammer or pry bar. Keep the tool clean and store in a dry environment to prevent corrosion of the steel components. For electrical work, use appropriately insulated tools; these pliers have polypropylene handles but are not certified as electrical insulation tools.