Bent nose pliers Yato YT-5416 Jaw width 6 cm Length 280 mm

The Yato YT-5416 bent nose pliers are designed for precision work in confined spaces where access is limited. With a total length of 280 mm and a jaw width of 6 cm, these pliers combine reach and gripping surface to handle small components, bend wire, and hold parts securely. Constructed from durable carbon steel, the tool offers resistance to deformation under typical workshop loads while maintaining a compact profile for use in tight assemblies.

Advantages

These bent nose pliers feature a long, angled jaw geometry that improves visibility and access when working around obstacles. The carbon steel construction provides a balance of hardness and toughness for repeated use, and the ergonomic handle length aids control during precision tasks. The 6 cm jaw width increases contact area for stable gripping of flat or irregular shapes, reducing the need for readjustment during delicate operations.

Suitable for

• Bending and shaping wire in electrical and electronics tasks
• Holding small fasteners and components during assembly or repair
• Reaching into recessed or angled spaces in automotive and mechanical work
• Grip and manipulation of small metal parts in metalworking and jewelry repair

Key specifications

• Tool type: bent (angled) nose pliers
• Total length: 280 mm
• Jaw width: 6 cm
• Material: carbon steel
• Intended use: precision gripping, bending, and holding

How to use

Position the bent jaws around the workpiece so the angled tip provides the best access and visibility. Apply controlled hand pressure to close the jaws, using the jaw width to distribute force across the contact area. For bending wire, place the wire near the desired bend point and use the length of the handles to gain leverage. When working in confined spaces, adjust the approach angle so the bent nose slides past obstacles while keeping consistent grip on the component.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before use for signs of wear, corrosion, or deformation. Use the appropriate amount of force for the task to avoid damaging the tool or workpiece. Keep jaws clean and free of debris; lubricate the pivot lightly if stiffness develops. Store in a dry place to preserve the carbon steel finish and prolong service life.