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Rondbuigtangen met zijsnijder, (sieraad-buigtangen)
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Platbuigtangen
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Rondbuigtangen
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Platbuigtang met zijsnijder, (instrumentmakerstang)
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Platspitse tang met middensnijder, (telefoontang)
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Montagetangen
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Montagetangen, met gegolft grijpprofiel
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Telefoontangen
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Langbektangen
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Halogeenlampentang
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Grijptangen, (naaldtangen)
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Justeertangen
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Wevertangen
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Grijptangen, voor fijnmechanica
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Mechanica tangen
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Grijptang van kunststof, isolerend
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Platspitse tang van kunstsof, isolerend
Grijptangen
Gripping pliers from KNIPEX
Safe gripping in tight spaces
In short: The finest assembly, bending and adjustment work can be effortlessly carried out with gripping pliers from KNIPEX. In addition to classic flatnose pliers, our range also offers a variety of special solutions such as needle nose pliers, long nose pliers, mechanic's pliers or relay adjusting pliers .
As different as these KNIPEX gripping pliers are in their design, they clearly have one thing in common: excellent workmanship down to the smallest details.
An example: Round nose pliers with cutting edges for fine silver jewelry from KNIPEX. Their extremely precisely machined tips grip even very thin parts with the gently serrated gripping surfaces in order to move and position them safely. In order to ensure that the jaws of these pliers are break- and twist-proof despite their thin cross-section, the highest quality materials are used and these precision mechanic pliers are particularly carefully hardened.
Gripping pliers in different types of pliers
The main task of gripping pliers is already summarized in their name: First of all, it is about gripping and holding different workpieces . Since gripping pliers are not a type of pliers, but rather an entire category, they sometimes differ significantly in design and function.
For example, in the form of highly specialized pliers such as the halogen bulb exchange pliers, the gripping surfaces of which are covered with plastic so that nothing is damaged when installing glass base incandescent lamps. Or the duck bill pliers, with the help of which foreign bodies such as wood splinters can be carefully removed from tissue.
When handling microelectronic components, electronics gripping pliers are used, in which special protection against electrostatic discharges plays a major role. Multifunctional grippers also offer several work steps in one hand tool. An example: Flat nose pliers with center cutters, which are, among other things, ideally suited for grasping and separating individual conductors in cable harnesses.
Gripping pliers all have the same basic structure: handle, joint and pliers head. From this point of view, many other types of pliers also fall into the “gripping pliers” category. Water pump pliers for work in the plumbing installation, for example. Or assembly pliers for gripping and adjusting work in hard-to-reach places such as engine compartments.
