Industrial Grade Carbon Steel Locking Pliers 10-Inch
Key points
- 45# steel jaw is quenched for hardness that resists chipping
- Multi-position lock clamps tight without hand force
- Round wide-opening jaw grips round and irregular work
- Quick-release lever opens the jaws in one squeeze
- Three sizes cover fine woodwork through heavy clamping
- The 10-inch model spans wide frames and ducting sections that smaller locking pliers cannot reach
- Welders can free both hands to tack a joint instead of holding the parts together
- Plumbing crews can hold a cut pipe section or a stubborn joint with the 10 inch model while the other hand turns the wrench
| Jaw Material | 45# High Carbon Steel |
| Heat Treatment | High-Temperature Quenched |
| Jaw Type | Round Mouth, Wide Opening |
| Sizes | 5 in / 140 mm, 7 in / 180 mm, 10 in / 225 mm |
| Locking | Adjustable Multi-Position Self-Lock |
| Weight | 425 g (10 in model) |
| Handle | Plain Steel Grip |
| Unit | Piece |
| MOQ | 2 pcs |
| 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
Industrial grade locking pliers with a round-mouth jaw forged from 45# high carbon structural steel, then high-temperature quenched and finely polished to give very high hardness with strong resistance to wear and deformation. The round jaw and wide opening are paired with an adjustable locking mechanism that self-locks in multiple positions and releases with a single squeeze, so workpieces stay clamped without the operator holding the handles closed. Ideal for woodworking clamping, metal fabrication, assembly, maintenance and DIY tasks where a third hand is needed. Three plain-grip sizes are stocked: 5 inch (140mm), 7 inch (180mm) and 10 inch (225mm), with the 10 inch model weighing 425g. Produced in the Yongkang hand tool cluster with a 2 piece minimum order. Site crews can clamp a temporary rail or gate to a post while it is levelled and fixed, so one pair of hands holds the job and the other drills. Plumbers use it to hold a valve body while a union is tightened, and fabricators clamp a pipe to a saw horse for a cut, so the joint stays put without a clamp and a spanner both being held.
