6-Inch CR-V Combination Pliers 160mm for Control Work
Key points
- 160 mm length reaches into enclosures and panel spaces
- Hardened CR-V jaw cuts wire and grips small fixings
- Weighs 195 g, easy to carry in a pouch or tool bag
- Factory-direct with low MOQ and bulk packing support
- 195 g body suits electrical and control-panel work where reach matters more than leverage
- Home and hobby tool kits can include a plier sized for small fixings without extra weight
- Bicycle and small-appliance mechanics can hold a cable end and trim it in a single movement inside a confined frame
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel (CR-V) |
| Size | 6 inch |
| Overall Length | 160 mm |
| Weight | 195 g |
| Type | Combination Pliers |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Compact six inch combination pliers made from chrome vanadium steel for control work in tight spaces. At 160 mm overall length and 195 g, the pliers fit into a pouch or panel bag and reach into enclosures where a full-size tool will not fit. The CR-V steel jaw is hardened for cutting wire and gripping small fixings, while the slim profile helps in electrical panel work, appliance repair and instrument assembly. The cutting edge handles soft wire and cable, and the serrated grip zone holds nuts, screws and small fittings during assembly. Typical users include electricians, maintenance technicians, appliance service engineers and electronics assemblers who need a pocket-size tool that still cuts and grips reliably. Supplied factory-direct in bulk packaging with low minimum order quantity, the pliers suit tool wholesalers, distributors and importers building a compact hand tool range. Instrument technicians can carry the pliers in a panel bag for meter and control work, where a full-size tool would sit in the van and be fetched twice a day. Control panel builders use the short jaws inside a din rail enclosure and the cutter on cable ties and small wire, which keeps a second pair out of an already crowded tool bag.
