General Description & Key Features:

• Type: Long Nose Pliers (also commonly referred to as needle-nose pliers).

• Size: 6 inches (150 millimeters).

• Jaws: They feature long, tapered, straight jaws that are typically serrated (knurled) for a secure grip. This long reach is their primary advantage.

• Function: Designed for gripping, bending, repositioning, and cutting small wires and objects in tight, hard-to-reach spaces where larger pliers or fingers cannot fit.

• Construction: Pliers of this type are generally made from drop-forged tool steel for durability.

• Handle: The pliers have a bi-material or double-layer coated handle in black and orange/yellow (which is described as slip-proof or comfort non-slip grip in similar product listings). The handle design likely includes an ergonomic or comfortable grip zone for reduced hand fatigue.

• Additional Feature (Likely): Long nose pliers often include a built-in cutting edge near the pivot for snipping wire.

Common Uses for Long Nose Pliers:

• Electrical Work: Bending loops in wire, grasping and positioning wires, and making connections in confined electrical boxes.

• General Repair: Retrieving small objects, holding nuts and bolts in tight spots, and working inside machinery or engine compartments.

• Crafts/Jewelry: Bending, shaping, and manipulating fine wire and small components.