Plier KS Tools 116.1200 Chromium-vanadium steel 225 mm

The Plier KS Tools 116.1200 Chromium-vanadium steel 225 mm is a hand tool engineered for gripping, bending and cutting tasks that require strength and precision. Constructed from chromium-vanadium steel with a 225 mm overall length, this plier combines a compact size with durable material properties to perform reliably in workshop and field environments. The ergonomic handle profile supports controlled force application and reduces hand fatigue during repetitive operations.

Advantages

Chromium-vanadium steel construction provides high surface hardness and wear resistance while maintaining toughness. The 225 mm length offers a balance between reach and leverage for confined and general-purpose tasks. Precision-machined jaws ensure consistent gripping and cutting performance, and an ergonomic handle shape improves handling comfort for extended use. The tool's corrosion-resistant finish helps preserve functional surfaces in regular workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• General gripping and holding of small to medium components
• Wire cutting and trimming tasks
• Bending and shaping metal or soft materials
• Maintenance, repair and assembly work in automotive and industrial settings
• DIY household projects requiring a reliable hand plier

Key specifications

• Material: Chromium-vanadium steel
• Overall length: 225 mm
• Functional types: gripping, cutting, bending
• Jaw finish: precision-machined biting surfaces
• Handle: ergonomic profile for improved grip and control
• Surface treatment: corrosion-resistant finish

How to use

Grip the tool by the handles with the jaw aligned to the workpiece. For gripping or holding, position the component between the jaws and apply steady pressure on the handles until the desired hold is achieved. For cutting, place the section of wire or material into the cutting zone near the pivot and squeeze the handles firmly until the material is severed. Use controlled motions when bending or shaping to avoid applying excessive force that could damage the tool or the workpiece. Inspect the plier before each use to ensure jaws and pivot are free of debris.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting or shaping materials. Do not use the plier as a hammer, pry bar, or on fasteners that exceed its intended capacity. Store in a dry place and clean jaws after use to maintain performance and longevity.