Maun Flat Nose Parallel Plier - 160 mm

The jaws of these pliers are designed to move and remain parallel to each other throughout their entire range of motion, ensuring a consistent and even grip on objects.

They are engineered to provide a vice-like grip on square and hexagonal fasteners, holding them securely.

While the V-slot can grip round stock to some extent, these pliers are specifically designed for flat-sided objects like square and hexagonal fasteners. For round objects, standard round-nose pliers are generally more suitable.

The jaws are made of blackened steel and are case-hardened to HRC 57, making them very durable and resistant to wear for demanding applications.

The V-slot and open throat allow you to feed wire or rod through the jaws to hold it securely, or to manipulate and straighten damaged wire by gripping it along its length.

Yes, they are used by electricians for gripping and manipulating wire and fasteners during installation and repair.

Standard flat nose pliers typically have jaws that taper and meet at a point, while these parallel jaw pliers maintain a consistent width and grip along the entire length of the jaws, providing superior holding power.

Inspect the pivot area for debris. Clean and lubricate the pivot. If the issue persists, there may be internal damage requiring professional inspection or replacement.

Clean and lubricate the spring mechanism and pivot point. Ensure no obstructions are hindering the spring's action.

Ensure the fastener is square or hexagonal and within the gripping capacity of the jaws. Clean the serrations on the jaws; debris can reduce grip effectiveness. Check for excessive wear on the jaw teeth.

Check the pivot point for dirt or corrosion. Clean and lubricate. Ensure the handles are not bent or obstructed.