The long, extra-slim jaws of needle-nose pliers reach into narrow spaces so their pointed tip can provide a precise grip on wire and other thin materials. Their jaws are flat on the inside for gripping and rounded on the outside for looping and bending. They are commonly used in electronics, crafts, and other detailed work.

Elongated handles on these needle-nose pliers increase their reach for working within frames and enclosures. Needle-nose pliers have long, extra-slim jaws that fit into narrow spaces so their pointed tip can provide a precise grip on wire and other thin materials. Their jaws are flat on the inside for gripping and rounded on the outside for looping and bending. They are commonly used in electronics, crafts, and other detailed work.

The bent tips of these needle- nose pliers angle between surfaces and keep work visible for precise control. Needle-nose pliers have long, extra-slim jaws that fit into narrow spaces so their pointed tip can provide a precise grip on wire and other thin materials. Their jaws are flat on the inside for gripping and rounded on the outside for looping and bending. They are commonly used in electronics, crafts, and other detailed work.

Elongated handles on these needle-nose pliers increase their reach for working within frames and enclosures. Their bent tips angle between surfaces and keep work visible for precise control. Needle-nose pliers have long, extra-slim jaws that fit into narrow spaces so their pointed tip can provide a precise grip on wire and other thin materials. Their jaws are flat on the inside for gripping and rounded on the outside for looping and bending. They are commonly used in electronics, crafts, and other detailed work.

The jaws of these flat-nose pliers are flat on the outside to make sharp bends in wire and flat on the inside to grip objects and straighten wire. Also known as duckbill pliers, flat-nose pliers are commonly used to pull cotter pins and twist safety wire that locks down fasteners in aircraft and high-vibration machinery.

Chain-nose pliers taper to a fine tip for handling wire, pins, and other small items. Their jaws are flat on the inside for gripping and rounded on the outside for looping and bending. They are commonly used in electronics, crafts, jewelry making, and other detailed work.

The rounded jaws of these pliers provide a smooth arc to wrap wire and form consistent bends and loops. They taper to a point for making larger loops closer to the joint and smaller loops closer to the tip.

The bent tips of these chain-nose pliers angle between surfaces and keep work visible for precise control. Chain-nose pliers taper to a fine tip for handling wire, pins, and other small items. Their jaws are flat on the inside for gripping and rounded on the outside for looping and bending. They are commonly used in electronics, crafts, jewelry making, and other detailed work.

Voltage-sensing long-nose pliers detect voltage hazards to help prevent electrical shocks when working near electrical components. Their built-in sensor tests for AC voltage without contacting live wire. It emits a beep and triggers a warning light if voltage is detected.