Snipe Nose Plier Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-WT-12975
Jlab Export is a leading Snipe Nose Plier Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
Work inside a crowded panel or behind a component is easier with pliers whose nose turns aside. This snipe nose plier has long, tapered jaws that bend near the tip. The points reach round an obstruction while the hand stays clear and the work stays in view. It is 200 mm long and made of chrome vanadium steel.
Specifications
| Nose | Snipe, bent |
| Length | 200 mm |
| Material | Chrome vanadium steel |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Electrical and Electronics Practicals
Electrician trainees strip a conductor with the Wire Stripper and curl the bare end into an eye for a screw terminal. The eye is formed in the direction the screw turns, so tightening the screw closes it. For stranded wire, a lug is fitted with the Crimping Tool instead.
In electronics, students bend resistor and capacitor leads to the hole spacing and place the parts on a board before soldering with the Soldering Iron. Held on a lead between the joint and the part, the pliers carry heat away from a delicate component. Teachers can also show how the bent nose picks a dropped nut out of a cabinet.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I choose a bent nose over a straight one?
Choose the bent nose when the part sits behind something or deep in a box, where a straight nose would hide it from view. The angled tips reach the work while the handles stay off to one side.
Can I use the tips for heavy gripping?
No. The long, slender points spring apart or twist under heavy force. Grip small parts at the tips with hand pressure only, and use a combination plier for heavy wire or for twisting.
Why are the pliers made of chrome vanadium steel?
Chrome vanadium is an alloy tool steel that hardens well and stays tough. Thin jaws made from it resist bending and wear in daily use.
How do I keep the joint working freely?
Wipe off flux, dust and moisture after use and put a drop of light oil on the joint now and then. Store the pliers closed so the points do not catch on other tools.
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Last updated: 6 November 2026
