Pliers Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-9288
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These pliers are nail pincers, with two rounded jaws that close on a nail just under its head. Rolling the tool over on its jaw levers the nail out of the wood. They are 250 mm long, made of mild steel and have plastic coated handles for a firm grip.
Specifications
| Type | Nail pincers |
| Length | 250 mm |
| Material | Mild steel |
| Handles | Plastic coated |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Carpentry Practicals with Nail Pincers
Students fix a small box or frame together with Nails at the Work Bench. A nail that bends or goes in at the wrong place has to come out. They grip it under the head with the pincers and roll the tool over on its rounded jaw, and a fresh nail is then driven in its place.
Teachers also use the pincers when old crates and frames are taken apart for reuse. They make a simple lesson on levers: the rounded jaw is the fulcrum, and the long handles multiply the force of the hand at the jaws.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are nail pincers used for?
They pull nails out of wood, especially bent nails or ones driven in the wrong place. The jaws grip the nail just under the head and the rounded jaw rolls on the surface to lever it out. Carpenters, joiners and packers use them most.
How are pincers different from a claw hammer?
A claw hammer needs the nail head to stand high enough to slide into the claw. Pincers can grip a nail whose head sits close to the surface, and their rolling action gives a slower, more controlled pull.
How long are these pincers?
They are 250 mm long. The handle length gives a good pull on nails driven deep into hardwood, and the tool still fits in a standard tool box.
Why are the handles plastic coated?
The coating gives a firmer, warmer grip than bare steel and stops the handles slipping in the hand during a hard pull. It is a grip coating only, not electrical insulation.
How do I pull a nail without damaging the work?
Grip the nail as close to the wood as possible and roll the pincers in one smooth movement. Put a thin piece of scrap under the jaw on a finished surface, and take a long nail out in two or three bites.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
