Laser Tools Long Reach Relay Pliers - 7593
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This guide is for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts needing to access and manipulate electrical relays in tight engine bay spaces. The Laser Tools Long Reach Relay Pliers - 7593 offer a key benefit of extending reach to safely remove and install relays without damaging surrounding components. A potential caveat is their specialized nature, meaning they are most effective for specific relay types and positions. These pliers feature a total length of 229mm, a jaw opening up to 50mm, and comfortable plastic-dipped handles for improved grip and control.
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| Model Part Number | 7593 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
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FAQs
What is the total length of these relay pliers?
The total length of the Laser Tools Long Reach Relay Pliers - 7593 is 229mm (approximately 9 inches).
What is the maximum jaw opening?
The maximum jaw opening for these pliers is 50mm.
Are these pliers suitable for all types of automotive relays?
They are designed for most standard automotive cube-style relays and should accommodate a wide range due to the 50mm jaw opening. However, unusually shaped or sized relays may not be compatible.
How should I clean the pliers?
Wipe the pliers with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using strong solvents that could damage the plastic handles.
What is the weight of the tool?
The tool weighs approximately 0.335 pounds.
Can these pliers be used for something other than relays?
While primarily designed for relays, they could potentially be used for gripping other small, similarly shaped objects within their jaw capacity, but this is not their intended use and may void warranty.
Troubleshooting
Pliers do not grip the relay securely.
Ensure the relay is positioned correctly within the jaws and that the jaws are fully opened before attempting to grip. Check for any debris or obstructions on the relay or inside the jaws.
Difficulty reaching the relay.
Assess the surrounding components. While the pliers offer extended reach, extremely tight or obstructed locations may require alternative methods or removal of obstructing parts.
Handles feel slippery.
Wipe the plastic-dipped handles with a clean, dry cloth to remove any grease or oil. If the handles are degraded, consider replacing the tool.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides extended reach for difficult-to-access relays.
- Secure grip prevents relay damage during removal.
- Comfortable handles reduce user strain.
- Durable build suitable for regular workshop use.
- Accommodates various relay sizes due to its jaw opening.
Cons
- Primarily useful for specific relay types and locations.
- May not be suitable for extremely confined spaces where even the extended reach is insufficient.
- Requires a clear line of sight to the relay for effective use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: These relay pliers require no setup. They are ready to use straight out of the packaging.
Compatibility: The pliers are designed to work with most standard automotive cube-style relays. The maximum jaw opening is 50mm, which accommodates a wide range of relay sizes. Always ensure the relay is within the jaw capacity before attempting to grip it.
Care: To maintain the longevity and performance of your relay pliers:
- Cleaning: After each use, wipe the jaws and handles clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents that could degrade the plastic handles.
- Storage: Store the pliers in a dry environment, preferably in a tool roll or toolbox, to prevent rust and damage.
- Inspection: Periodically inspect the jaws for any signs of wear or damage and check that the handles remain securely attached.