95893 Slip Joint Pliers

Mayhew Tools 95893 Slip Joint Pliers

Key Features:

• Slip Joint Mechanism: The pliers feature a slip joint design, allowing for adjustment to accommodate various grip sizes and workpiece dimensions. The adjustment offers two distinct positions for optimized clamping.
• Non-Slip Grip Jaws: The jaws are engineered with a non-slip surface to ensure secure gripping of components, minimizing slippage and potential damage.
• Durable Construction: These pliers are drop-forged from high-quality steel, subsequently heat-treated for enhanced strength and durability. A rust-resistant finish is applied to extend the tool's lifespan and protect against corrosion.
• Ergonomic Grip: The handles incorporate a soft vinyl cushion grip to provide improved comfort and reduce user fatigue during extended use.
• Replaceable Jaws: The jaws are designed for easy replacement, extending the overall usability of the tool beyond the life of the initial gripping surfaces.
• Country of Origin: Made in Thailand.

Applications:

These slip joint pliers are suitable for a wide range of general-purpose applications including: gripping, bending, twisting, and cutting (with appropriate additional tools). They are commonly used in various industries such as automotive repair, electrical work, plumbing, and general maintenance. The versatility of the adjustable jaws makes them effective on a variety of component sizes and shapes.

Benefits:

• Increased Efficiency: The ergonomic design and secure grip contribute to improved efficiency and speed of work completion.
• Extended Tool Life: The durable construction, rust-resistant finish, and replaceable jaws extend the overall life of the pliers, reducing replacement costs over time.
• Enhanced Grip Security: The non-slip jaws minimize slippage, enhancing safety and preventing workpiece damage.
• Versatility: The adjustable slip joint allows the pliers to be used on a wide range of tasks and component sizes.
• User Comfort: The soft vinyl cushion grip enhances comfort and reduces hand fatigue, particularly during prolonged use.