9-Inch Bent-Head Combination Pliers (Offset Jaw)
Key points
- Offset head keeps knuckles clear of the surface while the jaws work in a corner
- Serrated jaws and an integrated cutter handle gripping, twisting and wire
- Single forged pivot holds jaw alignment under load
- Two-tone grips stay secure with an oily hand
- The 9 inch handle gives the leverage to cut a hard wire without a second hand
| Overall Length | 9 in (228 mm) |
| Head | Bent, Offset from Handles |
| Jaws | Serrated Gripping Faces |
| Cutter | Integrated Wire Cutter |
| Handles | Two-Tone Moulded Grip |
| Body | Forged Steel |
| 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
A nine-inch combination plier with a bent head. The jaws sit at an angle to the handles rather than in line with them, which lets the hand stay clear of a flat surface while the jaws reach into a corner, along a wall or down inside a panel. The gripping faces are serrated for pulling and twisting, a cutter sits behind the jaw for soft wire and cable, and the pivot is a single forged joint that keeps the jaws aligned under load. The handles carry two-tone moulded grips with a wide black panel, so the tool can be found by feel in a bag and the grip stays secure with an oily hand. At nine inches the plier has enough leverage to work stubborn fixings while still fitting into a toolbox tray. Used by electricians, plumbers and fitters for gripping, bending, twisting and cutting on installation and maintenance work. A plier for working inside a stud bay or behind a pipe, where the offset head keeps the knuckles clear of the surface.
