Laser Tools Screw Removal Locking Pliers - 7" - 8635

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This 7" Laser Tools screw removal locking pliers (model 8635) is designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts needing to grip and remove damaged or rounded screw heads. Its primary benefit is the dual serrated jaws that offer superior grip on screw heads between 7mm and 12mm, preventing further damage. A potential caveat is the specific jaw opening size, which may not suit extremely large or small fasteners.
| Model Part Number | 8635 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
These pliers are designed to grip screw heads between 7mm and 12mm in diameter.
While they can grip, their primary design is for removing damaged screw heads due to their specialized jaw serrations. For general gripping, dedicated slip-joint or tongue-and-groove pliers might be more suitable.
The clamping pressure can be fine-tuned using the knurled adjustment screw located near the pivot point of the pliers.
The pliers are manufactured from chrome molybdenum and feature a heat-treated body for strength and durability.
Wipe the jaws clean with a dry cloth. If necessary, use a slightly damp cloth with mild degreaser and dry thoroughly. Periodically lubricate the pivot and adjustment screw.
These pliers are designed for metal screw heads. Using them on plastic may cause damage to the fastener or the pliers.
This mechanism allows you to quickly open the jaws and release the clamped fastener using a single hand, typically by operating a lever or squeezing the handles.
Ensure the screw head is within the 7mm-12mm diameter range. Check that the jaws are clean and free from obstructions. Fully close the jaws to engage the locking mechanism.
Verify the serrations on the jaws are clean and not excessively worn. Ensure the knurled adjustment screw is tightened sufficiently to provide adequate clamping force. The screw head may be too smooth or damaged beyond the pliers' capability.
Clean any dirt or debris from the locking and release mechanism. Apply a light lubricant to the pivot points and moving parts. Ensure no foreign material is obstructing the mechanism.
Wipe the tool clean and dry immediately. Apply a rust inhibitor or a light oil to the affected areas. Store in a dry location.
Setup:
These locking pliers do not require a complex setup. Simply open the jaws by disengaging the locking mechanism (typically by squeezing the handles together and releasing the lever, or by turning the adjustment screw counter-clockwise if applicable to the specific locking mechanism design), position the jaws over the screw head you wish to grip, and squeeze the handles to lock them in place. Adjust the knurled screw for optimal tension.
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