Combination Pliers
Combination pliers, also known as lineman's pliers or combination lineman's pliers, are a type of hand tool designed for gripping, cutting, and bending various materials. These pliers typically feature a combination of flat jaws for gripping and serrated jaws near the pivot point for cutting wires. The elongated handles provide leverage for cutting and gripping tasks, making them versatile tools commonly used in electrical work, construction, and various other applications. The combination of gripping and cutting capabilities makes them a practical tool for tasks that involve both holding and manipulating materials.
Long Nose Pliers
Long nose pliers, also known as needle-nose pliers, are a type of hand tool characterized by elongated, pointed jaws that taper to a fine tip. These pliers typically have a slender and straight or slightly curved design, featuring a cutting edge near the pivot point and handles that may have serrated surfaces for improved grip. Long nose pliers are commonly used for gripping, bending, shaping, and cutting thin wires or small objects in areas that require precision and accessibility due to their extended and slender jaws.
Water Pump Pliers
Water pump pliers, also known as tongue-and-groove pliers or slip-joint pliers, are a type of adjustable pliers designed for gripping and turning various objects. They are characterized by their long handles and an adjustable pivot point that allows the jaws to be opened to different widths. The jaws typically have serrated surfaces or grooves that provide a secure grip on objects of various sizes.
Water pump pliers are versatile tools commonly used in plumbing, automotive maintenance, and other applications where a strong and adjustable gripping tool is needed. They are especially useful for gripping and turning pipes, nuts, bolts, and other irregularly shaped objects. The design of water pump pliers allows them to adapt to different sizes of objects, making them a practical and handy tool for a variety of tasks.