Make fine adjustments so you don’t have to squeeze as hard for a firm grip. These tools have up to three times the jaw positions of other adjustable pliers and a push-button release. Hold down the button and slide the jaws to size. The hardened teeth resist wear and prevent slipping.

A convenient range of sizes for turning fasteners and gripping pipe and fittings. The jaws’ hardened teeth bite down in both directions to prevent slipping that can damage the workpiece and bash your knuckles. Pliers have a rivet instead of a bolt and nut for the strongest possible joint.

Grip workpieces without scuffing, scratching, or denting them.

With 15 jaw positions, you only need one pair of pliers to free rounded or stuck fasteners. The bottom jaw is shorter than the top to grip and turn worn, rusty, or paint-covered nuts and bolts. Hold down the button and slide the jaws to size. The hardened teeth resist wear and prevent slipping. Also known as parrot jaw pliers.

A range of sizes to make fine adjustments so you don’t have to squeeze as hard for a firm grip. These tools have more jaw positions than other adjustable pliers and a push-button release. Hold down the button and slide the jaws to size. Pliers have hardened teeth that resist wear and prevent slipping.

Firmly grip round objects, such as oil filters, connectors, and pipe fittings. These pliers have hardened teeth that resist wear, even after years of use. Also known as cannon plug pliers.

Made of polished stainless steel, these pliers won’t rust in damp environments. They can be autoclaved to avoid contaminating food and pharmaceutical production areas.

For a perfect fit that won't scratch or deform parts, these pliers have the most jaw positions. They grip round objects such as oil filters, electrical connectors, and plastic hose and fittings. Push the button and slide the jaws to size. Release the button and they lock in place. The hardened teeth resist wear and prevent slipping.

Slim jaws reach into confined spaces or between components where other pliers won't fit. They also securely grip thin fasteners like nuts and pins. Pliers have hardened teeth that resist wear and prevent slipping.

Safely grip workpieces in flammable environments. Made of aluminum bronze, these pliers won’t create sparks that could ignite combustible vapors or residues. They're Factory Mutual (FM) approved and help you meet OSHA requirements in areas where flammable materials are present.

Warning: Do not use in direct contact with acetylene.

The eye-catching grips designate pliers by task or indicate who they belong to.

Padded jaws install and remove oil filters, connectors, and plastic pipe fittings without damage.

Avoid zaps from static electricity that can damage circuits, controls, and other sensitive components. The grips on these pliers drain static, so there’s no buildup to create electrostatic discharge (ESD).

Whether fasteners are worn, damaged, or painted over, these pliers turn them loose. The bottom jaw is shorter than the top for a firm hold on the flats of nuts and bolts or the round heads of screws. Pliers have hardened teeth that resist wear and prevent slipping. Also known as parrot jaw pliers.

Pliers for fiber optic connectors insert and extract LC connectors in tightly packed patch panels. They’re for LC and SC simplex, MU, and other similar connectors. One jaw has a rubber strip, so you can safely and securely grip connectors without damaging them or surrounding parts. They have plastic grips for comfort.

Protect people below you when working on ladders, lifts, and other elevated areas. Attach a lanyard to the ring on the handle so these pliers won’t fall far if you drop them. They have hardened teeth that resist wear and prevent slipping.

Assemble and install cord grips in a range of thread sizes. The jaws on these pliers have a small end and a large end to fit different grips—no need for multiple wrenches. Slide the pivot point to open the jaws wider when installing large grips. They’re also thin enough to clamp onto grips in tight spaces. Unlike socket wrenches and other tools, these pliers work with cord grips even after cables have been installed. Plastic grips on the handles make them comfortable to hold.

Make finer adjustments than other insulated pliers so you don’t have to squeeze as hard for a firm grip. These tools have up to three times as many jaw positions and a push-button release. The insulated grips protect against accidental contact with live electrical circuits. Guards keep your fingers from slipping down the handles. Pliers are tested to 1,000 volts to meet IEC 60900 and ASTM F1505.

Place the top jaw on your workpiece and simply slide or squeeze the handle to lock the bottom jaw. These tools have up to three times as many jaw positions as other adjustable pliers so you don’t have to grip as hard for a secure hold. The hardened teeth resist wear and prevent slipping.