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    Locking Hemostats

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hemostats. Locking Hemostats, Bent Nose and Cushion Grip—Single Joint.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hemostats. Locking Hemostats, Bent Nose and Plain Grip—Single Joint.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hemostats. Locking Hemostats, Bent Nose and Plain Grip—Double Joint.

    Bent Nose and Cushion

    Grip—Single Joint

    Bent Nose and Plain

    Grip—Single Joint

    Bent Nose and Plain

    Grip—Double Joint

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hemostats. Locking Hemostats, Straight Nose and Cushion Grip—Single Joint.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hemostats. Locking Hemostats, Straight Nose and Plain Grip—Single Joint.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hemostats. Locking Hemostats, Straight Nose and Plain Grip—Double Joint.

    Straight Nose and

    Cushion Grip—Single

    Joint

    Straight Nose and

    Plain Grip—Single Joint

    Straight Nose and Plain

    Grip—Double Joint

    Image of Attribute. Bent Nose. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Bent Nose.

    Bent Nose

    Image of Attribute. Straight Nose. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Straight Nose.

    Straight Nose

    Hemostats enable intricate work in tight spaces and the jaws can be locked closed. The handle has interlocking teeth that allow you to adjust the clamping pressure.
    Bent Nose—Hemostats with a bent nose reach over and around obstructions.
    Double Joint—Double-joint hemostats open extra wide.
    Plastic—Plastic hemostats resist corrosion from acids and are nonstick, so you can use them with glues and adhesives. They’re also nonmarring, so they prevent damage to your workpiece.
    Plastic-Coated Tip—Hemostats with plastic-coated tips are nonmarring, so they prevent damage to your workpiece.
    Overall
    Lg.
    Jaw
    Lg.
    Jaw Lg.
    (A)
    Jaw Lg.
    (B)
    Jaw
    Bend
    Max. Jaw
    Cap.
    Tip
    Thk.
    No. of Locking
    Positions
    Jaw Style
    Jaw
    Texture
    Each
    Bent Nose and Cushion Grip—Single Joint
     
    Stainless Steel
    3 1/2"—1/2"3/4"15°1 3/4"5/64"3FlatSerrated000000000000
    5 1/4"—1"3/4"10°1 1/2"7/64"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    5 3/4"—1"3/4"10°2 1/2"5/32"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    10 1/2"—1 1/8"2 1/4"35°7"3/16"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    18"—3 3/4"2"10°11"5/64"3FlatSerrated000000000000
     
    Bent Nose and Plain Grip—Single Joint
     
    Stainless Steel
    3 1/2"—13/16"3/4"10°1/2"3/32"2FlatSerrated00000000000
    5"—3/8"3/8"20°2 1/2"1/8"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    5 1/2"—1/2"1/2"45°2 3/4"1/8"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    6 1/4"—5/8"1"45°3 1/2"11/64"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    8"—2 3/8"1"15°1 3/8"5/32"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    10 1/2"—1 1/8"2 1/2"25°7"3/16"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    12"—1 1/2"2"30°6 1/2"1/8"3FlatSerrated000000000000
    16"—2 3/8"2 5/8"20°9 1/4"5/32"3FlatSerrated000000000000
    18"—5 1/2"1 5/16"20°2 1/8"5/16"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    24"—6 1/8"1 7/16"20°2 1/2"11/32"4FlatSerrated000000000000
     
    Bent Nose and Plain Grip—Double Joint
     
    Stainless Steel
    10"—9/16"7/8"45°2 7/8"1/8"4FlatSerrated000000000000
     
    Straight Nose and Cushion Grip—Single Joint
     
    Stainless Steel
    3 1/2"1 3/16"———1 1/2"5/64"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    5 1/4"1"———1 1/2"5/64"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    5 3/4"1 1/4"———3 1/4"1/8"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    10 1/2"3 1/4"———1"3/16"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    18"1 3/16"———10 1/2"5/64"3FlatSerrated000000000000
     
    Straight Nose and Plain Grip—Single Joint
     
    Stainless Steel
    3 1/2"13/16"———2"3/32"2FlatSerrated00000000000
    5"29/32"———2"1/8"3FlatSmooth00000000000
    5"1"———2 1/4"1/8"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    5 1/2"1 1/8"———1"7/64"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    6 1/4"1 3/4"———1 1/4"9/64"3FlatSerrated00000000000
    8"2 3/8"———5 1/2"5/32"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    10 1/2"3 1/4"———1"3/16"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    12"4"———4"1/8"3FlatSerrated000000000000
    16"5"———4 1/2"5/32"3FlatSerrated000000000000
    18"5 1/2"———11 1/2"5/16"4FlatSerrated000000000000
    24"6 1/8"———12 1/2"11/32"4FlatSerrated000000000000
     
    Stainless Steel with Plastic-Coated Tips
    7 1/2"2 1/8"———4 1/4"1/8"3FlatSmooth00000000000
     
    Plastic
    4 3/4"1 1/2"———1/2"1/16"1Curved and FlatSerrated00000000000
     
    Straight Nose and Plain Grip—Double Joint
     
    Stainless Steel
    10"1 9/16"———2 7/8"1/8"4FlatSerrated000000000000
     

    Tweezer Pliers Sets

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Pliers Sets. Tweezer Pliers Sets.
    Work under a microscope, and in other small spaces—the pliers in these sets are the smallest we offer. You hold them like tweezers, so you can make adjustments with your fingers instead of your whole hand. The jaws are spring assisted to open automatically when you release the handles.
    No. of
    Pieces
    Includes
    Material
    Each
    Plain Grip with Spring-Assisted Jaws
    63" Lg. 18° Bent-Nose Pliers
    3" Lg. 60° Bent-Nose Pliers
    3" Lg. Slim Long-Nose Pliers
    3" Lg. Standard Long-Nose Pliers
    3" Lg Wide-Tipped Long-Nose Pliers
    3" Lg. Wire-Forming Pliers    		Stainless Steel
    		00000000000000
     

    Tweezer-Style Long-Nose Pliers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Inset. Long-Nose Pliers. Tweezer-Style Long-Nose Pliers, Standard Nose with Flat Jaw, Plain Grip.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Inset. Long-Nose Pliers. Tweezer-Style Long-Nose Pliers, Slim Nose with Flat Jaw, Plain Grip.
    Image of Attribute. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Tweezer-Style Long-Nose Pliers.

    Standard Nose with Flat Jaw

    Plain Grip

    Slim Nose with Flat Jaw

    Plain Grip

    Grasp the tiniest components when larger pliers are too clumsy for the job. With knurled finger grips that prevent slipping, they're ideal for assembling circuit boards or working under microscopes. Made of stainless steel, they resist corrosion and can be sterilized, so they’re often used in clean rooms.
    Slim Nose—The thinnest and narrowest jaws fit into the tightest spaces behind panels and inside small enclosures.
    Flat Jaw—The most common style, these pliers have a broad contact area for gripping objects of various shapes.
    Plain Grip—These pliers don't have a grip to wear out or degrade from exposure to chemicals. However, they are the least comfortable to hold.
    Jaw
    Tip
    Overall
    Lg.
    Lg.
    Opening Style
    Texture
    Wd.
    Thk.
    Material
    With Wire
    Cutter
    Each
    Standard Nose with Flat Jaw
     
    Plain Grip
    3"1/4"Spring AssistedSmooth1/64"1/32"Stainless Steel
    		No00000000000000
    3"1/4"Spring AssistedSmooth1/32"1/16"Stainless Steel
    		No000000000000
     
    Slim Nose with Flat Jaw
     
    Plain Grip
    3"1/4"Spring AssistedSmooth3/64"1/16"Stainless Steel
    		No000000000000
     

    Tweezer-Handle Wire-Forming Pliers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Inset. Wire-Forming Pliers. Tweezer-Handle Wire-Forming Pliers.
    The smallest round-nose pliers we offer allow you to bend and loop wire in the smallest spaces, including under a microscope. These tools have spring-assisted jaws that open automatically when you release the handles.
    Jaw
    Overall
    Lg.
    Lg.
    Opening Style
    Texture
    Tip
    Thk.
    Material
    With Wire
    Cutter
    Each
    Flat Jaws and Plain Grip
    3"1/2"Spring AssistedSmooth1/64"Stainless Steel
    		No0000000000000
     

    Tweezer-Style Bent-Nose Pliers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Inset. Long-Nose Pliers. Tweezer-Style Bent-Nose Pliers, Standard Nose with Flat Jaw, Plain Grip, 18° Jaw Bend.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Inset. Long-Nose Pliers. Tweezer-Style Bent-Nose Pliers, Standard Nose with Flat Jaw, Plain Grip, 60° Jaw Bend.
    Image of Attribute. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Tweezer-Style Bent-Nose Pliers.

    Standard Nose with Flat Jaw

    Plain Grip

    18° Jaw Bend

    Standard Nose with Flat Jaw

    Plain Grip

    60° Jaw Bend

    Reach past obstacles and grasp the tiniest workpieces when larger pliers are too clumsy for the job. Bent jaws navigate circuit boards, miniature prototypes, and other tightly packed workpieces. The knurled finger grips prevent slipping. Made of stainless steel, they resist corrosion and can be sterilized, so they’re often used in clean rooms.
    Flat Jaw—The most common style, these pliers have a broad contact area for gripping objects of various shapes.
    Plain Grip—These pliers don't have a grip to wear out or degrade from exposure to chemicals. However, they are the least comfortable to hold.
    Jaw
    Overall
    Lg.
    Bend
    Lg.
    (A)
    Lg.
    (B)
    Opening Style
    Texture
    Tip
    Thk.
    Material
    With Wire
    Cutter
    Each
    Standard Nose with Flat Jaw
     
    Plain Grip
    3"18°1/4"3/8"Spring AssistedSmooth1/64"Stainless Steel
    		No00000000000000
    3"60°1/8"7/16"Spring AssistedSmooth1/16"Stainless Steel
    		No000000000000
     
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