Plier KS Tools 115.2011 Weight 160 g Germany

The KS Tools 115.2011 plier is a compact precision tool manufactured in Germany and weighing approximately 160 g. Designed for controlled handling and reliable grip, this plier targets tasks that require accuracy and durability. Its balanced weight and ergonomic profile make it suitable for fine adjustments, assembly operations and general maintenance jobs where a precise grasp is needed.

Advantages

This plier offers precise tip alignment and secure gripping surfaces that help minimize slippage when holding small components. The tool’s production in Germany denotes consistent build quality and material selection, contributing to corrosion resistance and long-term dimensional stability. The manageable weight and compact dimensions reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use and improve access in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Jewellery work and small-part handling
• Model making and hobby projects
• Automotive trim and interior fastening tasks
• General household repairs and maintenance

Key specifications

• Weight: approx. 160 g
• Country of manufacture: Germany
• Tool type: precision plier with fine tips
• Grip style: ergonomic handles for controlled force application
• Construction: hardened steel working ends with corrosion-resistant finish

How to use

Position the plier tips around the component to be held or manipulated, ensuring the jaws fully contact the workpiece for a stable grip. Apply steady, controlled pressure through the handles to perform bending, pulling or placing operations. For tasks in tight spaces, use the compact profile to angle the tool appropriately; avoid excessive side loads that could stress the tip alignment. After use, clean contact surfaces and store the plier in a dry toolbox to preserve function and finish.

Recommendations

For sustained accuracy, periodically check tip alignment and remove debris from the jaw surfaces. Use appropriate personal protective equipment for the task at hand and avoid using the plier on hardened fasteners or as a substitute for cutting tools to prevent premature wear.