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1 Point
2 Gripping surface
3 Recess (pipe grip)
1 2 3 4
4 Additional cutting edge
5
5 Jaw
6 6 Flank

Direction and position of the cutting edges Cutting edge shapes DIN ISO 5742

Cutting edge With bevel
transverse to (outside bevel)
the longitudinal
direction
With small bevel
Oblique cutting (outside bevel)
edge position

With very small
bevel
Cutting edge (outside bevel)
in longitudinal
direction – Flush cut
diagonal cutter

Cutting edge
in longitudinal Flush cut
direction –
centre cutter

Joint types

Lap joint
With the lap joint, which is used on carpenters‘ pincers, concretors’ nippers and high leverage diagonal cutters, the two halves
of the pliers lie on top of each other withou being milled out. The pliers handle can thus be designed to be very robust.

Single joint
With the single joint, half the thickness of each pliers handle is milled. Both pliers handles can thus be fitted into one another.
The outer sides in the rivet area are smooth and not indented.

Box joint
One handle on the pliers is slit. The other handle is pushed through this slot. This joint connection can withstand a high level of
load and strain because the joint bolt is supported on both sides and the inside handle is guided on both sides.

Slip joint
Slip joints enable optimal adaptation of the gripping jaws of pliers to various workpiece sizes. The opening width of the jaws is
increased or decreased for this purpose. This occurs through shifting the two pliers handles with respect to one another.

Safety instruction Care instructions

> Each tool should only be used for its specified purpose. A drop of oil (e.g. Ballistol ) on

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> When using cutting pliers: beware of wire ends flying off. the polished surfaces and in the
Wear protective goggles and – if needed – gloves. joint keeps your pliers in good
Be aware of bystanders! working order and extends their
> Only handles marked with the symbol are insulating. service life!

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