You usually don't have an extra. Hand. That's why there's the new magnum grip locking pliers from cobalt magnum grip adjusts and locks in a single motion to fit a wide range of sizes. And shapes.

Both have a button right here so you open them. And there it's adjusted you see it's a little wider now now take it back now focus on the jaw opening. And you see it's a little smaller.

To use the vise grips. Open them by pressing this little release lever. Place them over the object you want to grip. And twist the adjustment knob until the jaws are snug.

Crank the handle to adjust the tension. Pull the lever to release. Find your local distributor on our website to get yours.

And bending and cutting wire or cable. Here's some more helpful advice about pliers. Make sure the jaws are flat on the surface.

And there is hand cutting type for clean cut in tight spaces. Every pair of cutting pliers has small bevel allowing for more flexibility.

Vise-grip pliers have a myriad of uses beyond removing broken screws and loosening frozen nuts. You can use them to clamp small things in place, to remove stripped or broken screws and even to open a zipper when the pull breaks off.

Gripping Tools

• Clamps.
• Locking Pliers.
• Pliers.
• Vices.

Grip chains with wear-resistant, corrosion-proof clamping elements are used for gripping, pulling and transporting thin-walled materials with large surface areas.

Vise-grip pliers have a myriad of uses beyond removing broken screws and loosening frozen nuts. You can use them to clamp small things in place, to remove stripped or broken screws and even to open a zipper when the pull breaks off.

Pliers are made in various shapes and sizes and for many uses. Some are used for gripping something round like a pipe or rod, some are used for twisting wires, and others are designed to be used for a combination of tasks including cutting wire.

The basic principle of the pliers is to use two levers at a point in the middle to be cross-connected with a pin so that the two ends can be relatively movable. As long as the tail end is operated by hand, the other end can pinch the object.