Excelta
Excelta 2642 Flat Nose Plier 4-3/4 in Smooth ESD-Safe
ESD-safe flat-nose pliers with dual leaf springs and foam cushion grips for straightening wires or component leads
- TypePliers
- MaterialHAWA
- ESD-safe handling protects sensitive components
- 4-3/4 in overall length suits precision tasks
- Flat nose with 1/4 in tip width grips fine leads
- Dual leaf springs reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use
- Foam cushion grip in teal provides comfortable control
Product Identity
The Excelta 2642 is a flat-nose plier built for electronics work. Its ESD-safe construction protects sensitive components during handling. The 4-3/4 in overall length suits bench tasks that require precise tip control.
Compatibility Check
Verify that the 1/2 in maximum jaw opening accommodates the wire or lead diameters you typically straighten. Confirm the teal foam cushion grips fit your hand size and glove preference. Ensure the 7/8 in cutter length matches the cutting tasks you perform.
Build Quality & Connectors
The HAWA material and dual leaf springs deliver consistent return action without binding. Flat, smooth jaws prevent marring on delicate leads. Teal foam cushions reduce fatigue during extended sessions. ESD-safe handles discharge static away from components.
Highlights
- ESD-safe handling protects sensitive components
- 4-3/4 in overall length suits precision tasks
- Flat nose with 1/4 in tip width grips fine leads
- Dual leaf springs reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use
- Foam cushion grip in teal provides comfortable control
Specifications
| Brand | EXCELTA |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What comes with the 2642 plier and what must I buy separately?
The 2642 flat nose plier arrives as a single hand tool with dual leaf springs, foam cushion grips and ESD-safe construction; no additional accessories are included, so any wire, components or storage must be sourced separately.
Which version of the 2642 should I choose for straightening component leads?
The 2642 is offered in one configuration — 4-3/4 in overall length, flat nose with 1 in jaw length, 1/4 in tip width and ESD-safe foam grips — so select this model when you need a non-insulated, non-sparking plier for straightening wires or component leads.
How does the 1/2 in maximum jaw opening work when I am bending leads on a crowded board?
The 1/2 in maximum jaw opening lets you grip standard component leads and small wire, while the flat 1 in jaws and 1/4 in tip width provide precise control in tight spaces; dual leaf springs reduce hand fatigue during repetitive straightening tasks.
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