Facom Snipe Nose Pliers - 160mm

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The Facom Snipe Nose Pliers (160mm) are essential precision hand tools designed for professional electricians and technicians who require high-level safety and control in confined spaces. These VDE-approved pliers offer the primary benefit of shock-resistant protection up to 1000V, ensuring safety during live-wire electrical work. While these pliers excel at delicate tasks and gripping in tight areas, users should be aware that the 160mm length is optimized for precision rather than heavy-duty cutting or high-leverage prying.
| Model Part Number | 193A.16VE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
Yes, they are VDE/1000V approved for use on live electrical circuits up to 1000V AC or 1500V DC.
The pliers have an overall length of 160mm.
No, these are snipe nose pliers designed for precision work, not for cutting heavy-duty or hardened steel wire.
You should perform a visual inspection before every use to check for nicks, tears, or deep scratches in the handle coating.
Yes, the handles are shaped to provide a secure grip and reduce hand fatigue during extended periods of use.
Apply a small amount of light machine oil to the hinge and work the jaws back and forth to distribute the lubricant.
Clean the surface with a fine abrasive pad and apply a thin coat of protective oil after every use in humid environments.
Immediately stop using the tool for live electrical work as the 1000V rating is no longer guaranteed.
These pliers require no special setup. To maintain the integrity of the 1000V insulation, regularly inspect the handle coating for cracks, gouges, or signs of wear; if the insulation is compromised, the pliers should be removed from service to ensure safety. Keep the joint lubricated with a light machine oil to ensure smooth operation. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and avoid using the pliers to strike objects, as this can damage the insulation or misalign the jaws.