6-Inch Combination Pliers (160mm, Drop-Forged CR-V)
Key points
- 160mm compact body fits tight work areas
- Drop-forged CR-V with hardened cutting edges
- Comfortable dual-color non-slip handles
- Reliable jaw alignment for firm gripping
- Great spare or set companion for tool bags
- Daily gripping, cutting and light crimping on wire, nails and cable ties
- Precisely aligned jaws hold round and flat stock firmly
- A spare-friendly price point makes it practical to keep one pair in every electrician's tool bag
- Instrument and control technicians can work on small terminals and cable ties inside enclosures where a full-size plier will not fit
- It is a practical first plier for an apprentice tool kit, small enough for a belt pouch and cheap enough to replace if it goes missing
| Total Length | 160 mm (6 inch) |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
| Cutting Edge | Induction Hardened |
| Handle | Blue-Gray Anti-Slip Grip |
| Application | Gripping, Cutting, Light Crimping |
| 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 6-inch combination pliers drop-forged from chrome vanadium steel with induction-hardened cutting edges. The 160mm body is short enough for tool bags and electrical workboxes yet strong enough for daily gripping, cutting and light crimping on wire, nails and cable ties. Double-colored blue-gray handles provide a comfortable, slip-resistant grip, and the precisely aligned jaws keep a firm hold on round and flat stock. The polished head carries the CR-V material marking for grade assurance. A practical choice for electricians, mechanics, hobbyists and technicians who need a versatile second pair of pliers for confined spaces. Frequently sold in multi-piece sets or as a cost-effective spare, it is a reliable volume line for tool importers and hardware distributors serving trade and retail customers. At the trade counter, staff can hand a pair to walk-in buyers so they feel the jaw alignment and handle grip for themselves, which helps close a multi-pair order on the spot without a special-order wait. Appliance repairers use the short jaws to pull spade terminals and release plastic clips inside a dryer or dishwasher cabinet, where a full-length plier would foul the drum housing.
