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Miniature Needle-Nose Plier - 6/Pk - Vermont American

Part #: 52553

[Vermont American | Miniature Needle-Nose Plier - 6/Pk | 52553 | Miniature Needle-Nose Plier - 6/Pk

  • This 5" long plier is perfect for precision work on small objects.
  • Excellent for holding, bending and cutting fine wire.
  • Features a spring-loaded handle.
  • A great tool for home hobby kits.
  • Drop-forged, hardened and tempered for long life.
  • Brightly polished finish.
  • Textured handle provides surer grip and cushioned feel for added comfort.
  • Quantity 6.

Key Features

  • 5" long plier
  • Perfect for precision work on small objects
  • Excellent for holding, bending and cutting fine wire
  • Spring-loaded handle
  • Drop-forged, hardened and tempered for long life
  • Brightly polished finish
  • Textured handle provides surer grip and cushioned feel for added comfort
  • Quantity 6

Applications

  • Ideal for jewelry making, electronics, and other precision work
  • Can be used to hold, bend, and cut fine wire
  • Spring-loaded handle makes it easy to use for extended periods of time
  • Drop-forged, hardened and tempered construction provides long lasting durability
  • Brightly polished finish resists corrosion
  • Textured handle provides a comfortable grip

Benefits

  • Precision-engineered for superior performance
  • Drop-forged, hardened and tempered for long life
  • Brightly polished finish resists corrosion
  • Textured handle provides a comfortable grip
  • Perfect for precision work on small objects
  • Excellent for holding, bending and cutting fine wire
  • Spring-loaded handle makes it easy to use for extended periods of time
  • A great tool for home hobby kits

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 09 February, 2007.