Knipex Cobra® Pliers & Plier Wrench Set
The Knipex 2 Piece Cobra® Pliers & Plier Wrench Set, contains the following:
1 x 87 01 250 Cobra® Water Pump Pliers for easier, safer work, with box joint. Press button action for fast and firm adjustment directly on the workpiece. No unintentional adjustment. One hand adjustment possible, gripping surfaces with special hardened teeth.
Self locking on pipes and nuts, no slipping on the workpiece and low hand force required. The guard prevents operators fingers being pinched.
Capacity: 46mm.
Length: 250mm (10in).
1 x 86 03 180 Plier Wrench for damage free installation of plated fittings, for working directly on chrome. It has an adjustable tightening tool and is also excellent for gripping, holding, pressing and bending workpieces. They are made from forged chrome vanadium electric steel, that has been oil hardened.
There is zero backlash jaw pressure that prevents damage to edges of sensitive components and a push button for adjustment on the workpiece. Parallel jaws give a more solid grip; its design allows flexible adjustment of all widths up to the specified maximum size.
Capacity For Nuts: 35mm.
Length: 180mm (7in).
Number reviews: 3
Overal rating: 4
Review for Knipex Cobra® Pliers & Plier Wrench Set by Anthony Gleave Plumbing
1st February 2022
I've recently bought myself the flat jaw grips which have been really good, they have come in handy recently as I lost my other adjustable spanner, I find the mechanism to be a little bit of a pain to get use to but that might just be me as I'm use to using bahco or rothemberger.
Review for Knipex Cobra® Pliers & Plier Wrench Set by Enertech FM Ltd
1st February 2022
Great pair of pliers, the plier wrench has completely replaced my adjustable spanner. Once you get used to them you can guage pretty easily where to set them.
Review for Knipex Cobra® Pliers & Plier Wrench Set by Fenland Heating Services Ltd
10th November 2021
I've had these for a couple of years now so I'd say they've had a good field test. I love the durability, how they seem to avoid most corrosion, the comfort of use and precision. The main downside for me is the ability to accurately set the width from muscle memory. With my old rothenberger ones you got used to certain notches being the right size for certain applications, whereas knipex ones aren't so obvious. Yes the plier wrench has numbers along the side but even then over time they fade and it becomes the same as the pump pliers. A trivial problem to have but if i had to improve them that's where I'd start.
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