HARDEN 6-Inch (160mm) Professional Industry Line Long-Nose Pliers | 560181

Description

Achieve industrial-grade precision in tight spaces with the HARDEN 560181 6" Industry Line Long-Nose Pliers. As part of HARDEN’s premium tool series, these pliers are built to exceed standard workshop requirements, providing the structural strength needed for heavy-duty pulling, twisting, and cutting tasks.

Forged from premium Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) steel and heat-treated for maximum toughness, the 560181 is designed to resist the "tip-twisting" common in cheaper needle-nose pliers. The serrated internal jaws provide an aggressive, non-slip grip on wires, pins, and small fasteners. Additionally, the integrated side-cutter features induction-hardened edges, allowing you to snip through copper and medium-hard steel wire with a single, clean motion. The Industry Line handles are double-dipped for a high-friction, cushioned grip that remains comfortable even during repetitive, high-torque applications.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Industry Line Durability: Engineered for professional use in factories, automotive shops, and industrial electrical projects.

• Forged Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) Steel: Provides exceptional structural integrity and superior resistance to corrosion and wear.

• Induction-Hardened Cutting Edges: Stays sharp longer, capable of cutting through medium-hard industrial wires.

• Tapered Precision Nose: Slim enough to reach into narrow gaps while remaining rigid enough for heavy pulling.

• Aggressive Serrated Jaws: Designed to lock onto smooth surfaces and wires for a slip-free grip.

• Comfortable Dipped Handles: Double-material, non-slip grips offer a secure hold even when hands are oily or wet.

Technical Specifications:

• Model Number: 560181

• Overall Length: 6 inches / 160mm

• Material: Forged Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) Steel

• Hardness: High-Frequency Induction Hardened Edges

• Finish: Polished Head with Anti-Rust Coating

Ideal For:

• Industrial Electrical Work: Threading wires through conduit and securing connections in crowded panels.

• Automotive Repair: Handling small clips, cotter pins, and wires in recessed engine compartments.

• Mechanical Maintenance: Gripping and manipulating small parts inside complex machinery.

• General Engineering: A high-leverage tool for precision bending and cutting in metal fabrication.