Needle-nose pliers Cimco 10 0816, steel, insulated handles black/red, 150 mm

Cimco 10 0816 needle-nose pliers are 150 mm long precision pliers made of steel with black and red insulated handles. Designed to provide accurate gripping, bending and access in confined areas, these compact pliers offer controlled manipulation for tasks that require fine handling. The insulated handles improve user comfort and help reduce slipping during use, while the narrow, tapered jaws reach into tight spaces common in electronics, electrical work and delicate repairs.

Advantages

The steel construction gives the pliers the rigidity and durability required for repeated precision tasks. The 150 mm overall length balances reach and control, allowing users to work close to components while maintaining a firm grip. Insulated black and red handles provide improved ergonomics and a secure hold, reducing hand fatigue during extended use. The long tapered jaws allow for precise positioning, bending small wires and extracting small components from narrow openings.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Electrical wiring and component manipulation
• Jewellery making and fine craft work
• Model building and hobbyist projects
• General household repairs requiring precision

Key specifications

• Overall length: 150 mm
• Material: steel jaws and body
• Handle type: insulated handles, black and red
• Jaw style: long, tapered needle-nose for fine access
• Finish: machined steel surfaces for accurate gripping

How to use

Hold the pliers by the insulated handles with a comfortable grip and position the tapered jaws around the target object. Apply steady pressure to grip, bend or pull small components or wire ends. For precision bending, use the tip of the jaws and make incremental adjustments to avoid over-bending. When working in confined spaces, angle the handles to improve access while maintaining control; avoid applying excessive force that could deform the pliers or the workpiece.

Recommendations

Use the pliers for tasks suited to needle-nose geometry and moderate force. Keep the jaws clean and free of debris to preserve gripping accuracy. Do not use the tool as a hammer, pry bar or for cutting hardened materials. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically inspect the insulated handles for damage before working on live circuits.