Pliers

The selection of manual maintenance tools includes a wide variety of technical solutions, with USAG pliers standing out for their use of high-strength alloy steels and advanced heat treatments. Within the category, the offering ranges from combination pliers with an off-center pivot for enhanced leverage, to specialized tools for electronics and civil engineering. Each tool is designed to ensure a secure grip and constant force transmission, reducing mechanical stress on the operator during prolonged work sessions.

The technical assortment meets various workshop and construction site needs through distinctive features:

  • Maneuverability and Precision: Flat-nose pliers and long-nose models (also available in multi-piece sets) are ideal for manipulating components in confined spaces, ensuring perfect tip alignment.

  • Certified Safety: The range includes 1000V insulated combination pliers, compliant with safety regulations for live work on electrical systems, featuring serrated internal surfaces for optimal grip on flat and round materials.

  • Adjustment Systems: Adjustable slip-joint pliers and plier wrenches offer extreme versatility, allowing operation on different diameters with a single tool thanks to models adjustable up to 7 positions.

  • Technical Specialization: There are circlip pliers (Seeger) with spring steel tips inserted into the jaws, versions for cable lugs with integrated wire cutting and stripping functions, and high-leverage diagonal cutters for cutting hard materials.

  • Innovation and Grip: Technologies such as USAG's X-Grip system ensure superior jaw stability, while PVC coatings or ergonomic sheaths improve thermal comfort and manual grip.

This selection of professional tools, which also includes brands such as Bosch and Stanley FATMAX, represents the state of the art for those who require mechanical reliability and millimeter precision in every tightening, cutting, or positioning operation.

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Domande frequenti

Qual è la differenza tra pinze e tenaglie?

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Le pinze sono utensili versatili utilizzati per afferrare, bloccare, piegare o tagliare diversi materiali. Le tenaglie sono invece progettate principalmente per fare leva e per estrarre o tagliare elementi come chiodi e fili.

Quali sono le migliori marche di pinze?

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Tra i marchi disponibili nella categoria trovi USAG, Stanley FATMAX, Bosch e Makita, con modelli pensati per lavori professionali, manutenzione, elettricistica e officina.

A cosa servono le pinze universali?

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Le pinze universali permettono di afferrare, piegare e tagliare diversi tipi di materiale con un unico utensile. Sono una soluzione pratica per manutenzione, officina e lavori generici.

Quali pinze scegliere per lavori elettrici?

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Per gli interventi elettrici è possibile scegliere pinze specifiche, come i modelli isolati fino a 1000 V, progettati per offrire una maggiore protezione durante le operazioni su impianti elettrici.