Slip Joint Pliers

Slip joint pliers have a simple pivot joint that allows the jaws to open a little wider, but the jaws are not parallel. They often have multiple gripping zones with different jaw shapes and grooves. Examples include: Boxed joint: The joint is enclosed in a box-like structure Overlapping joint: The joint overlaps Rack-type: Uses a rack mechanism Push button: Has a push button to adjust the joint Adjustable pliers can grip a wider range of sizes while keeping the jaws parallel, while slip joint pliers have a simpler joint that allows some adjustment but the jaws are not parallel.

Uses Of Multi-Grip Pliers

Multi-grip pliers can be used to hold, bend, grip, crimp and clamp a rod, pipe and similar materials. You can use the tool to tighten and loosen nuts and fittings based on how you adjust them. The fact that it can be adjusted is what makes it a fan favourite among industry professionals. The design of the pliers enables the user to manipulate the width of the jaws. This way, you can adjust the pliers based on your need. You can use the same pliers for various purposes and won't need specialised tools for menial jobs. The different-sized grip settings enable the user to secure the item with ease. The long handle ensures easy operation and handling. You can use it with one hand as well. Beta Tools has needlenose and slip joint pliers, that are versatile and capable for both professionals and DIYers to use to finish commercial and home projects. Browse the different types and sizes, and pick the size suitable for your needs.