Pliers
are a versatile hand tool used for gripping, bending, and cutting. They consist of two handles connected by a hinged joint, with jaws at the end for grasping and manipulating objects. More
Key Features:
- Jaws: The shape and design of the jaws vary depending on the type of pliers, allowing them to perform different tasks.
- Handles: Provide leverage and control when using .
- Hinge: The joint that connects the two handles, allowing the jaws to open and close.
Types:
- Combination : A general-purpose one with smooth jaws for gripping and serrated jaws for gripping and turning.
- Needle-Nose : Have long, slender jaws for reaching into tight spaces.
- Diagonal Cutting : Designed for cutting wire and small bolts.
- Slip-Joint : Have adjustable jaws to accommodate various object sizes.
- Water Pump : Have adjustable jaws with a grooved design for gripping pipes and other round objects.
Common Uses:
- Gripping and Holding: Holding objects firmly while working on them.
- Bending and Shaping: Bending wire, sheet metal, and other materials.
- Cutting: Cutting wire, small bolts, and other thin materials.
- Turning: Turning nuts, bolts, and other fasteners.
Safety Considerations:
- Use the right pliers for the job: Choose the appropriate type of pliers for the specific task.
- Avoid excessive force: Overstressing itcan damage them or cause injury.
- Wear safety glasses: Protect your eyes from flying debris.
- Inspect pliers regularly: Check for any signs of wear and tear.
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