Excelta
Excelta 2629 Bent Long Nose Plier 60 Degree 4-3/4 in Teal
Bent long-nose pliers with a 60-degree jaw angle, ESD-safe stainless steel construction and foam cushion grips for precision electronics work
- TypePliers
- Color/FinishTeal
- 60° bent nose reaches tight spots
- 1/32 in tip handles micro components
- Stainless steel resists corrosion
- ESD-safe foam grips protect sensitive parts
- Dual leaf springs reduce hand fatigue
Precision Bent Long-Nose Pliers for Fine Assembly
The Excelta 2629 is a 4-3/4 inch stainless-steel plier with a 60-degree bent nose designed for intricate assembly and rework. Its flat, curved jaws taper to a 1/32 inch tip width, providing precise access to confined spaces. ESD-safe construction protects sensitive electronic components during handling. Dual leaf springs reduce hand fatigue during repetitive tasks.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw in Normal Use
As a passive hand tool, the plier generates no heat, noise, or electrical draw during operation. The foam cushion grips remain comfortable during extended periods of light manipulation. Stainless-steel construction resists corrosion without requiring lubrication or external power. The non-insulated, non-sparking design suits general-purpose bench work.
Behaviour Under Sustained Load Rather Than Short
The dual leaf springs maintain consistent return force throughout prolonged, repetitive cycles without degradation. Jaw alignment holds steady when applying continuous pressure within the 1/2 inch maximum opening. Foam grips absorb vibration during sustained cutting actions on the 3/4 inch cutter length. Stainless steel resists deformation during extended clamping tasks.
Highlights
- 60° bent nose reaches tight spots
- 1/32 in tip handles micro components
- Stainless steel resists corrosion
- ESD-safe foam grips protect sensitive parts
- Dual leaf springs reduce hand fatigue
Specifications
| Brand | EXCELTA |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
| Color/Finish | Teal |
Questions about this item
How do I install the dual leaf springs on the Excelta 2629 plier without pinching my fingers?
Hold the handles together, slide each spring leg into its slot until it clicks, then release slowly — the 60-degree bent nose keeps the tips clear of your fingertips.
When will the foam cushion grips on the Excelta 2629 need replacement?
Replace the teal foam grips when they crack, lose rebound, or show solvent damage — stainless steel jaws and dual leaf springs typically outlast several grip sets.
What is the first limit I hit when using the Excelta 2629 continuously for fine assembly?
The 1/32-inch tip width and 1/2-inch maximum jaw opening restrict wire size and access before hand fatigue or spring wear becomes an issue.
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