Knipex
Knipex 34 32 130 Precision Electronics Gripping Pliers
Precision electronics gripping pliers with round, pointed jaws for fine component work
- TypePliers
- Precision grip for fine electronics work
- Chrome steel forged and oil-hardened for lasting strength
- Round pointed jaws reach tight spaces
- Knipex 34 32 130 model number for exact identification
Precision Electronics Gripping Pliers
The Knipex 34 32 130 pliers are forged from chrome steel and oil-hardened for durability. Their round, pointed jaws provide precise grip on small components. The 5-1/4 inch overall length suits detailed electronics work. They are built for technicians who need fine control in tight spaces.
Practical Limits of Hand Tool Interface
The pointed jaw design limits the contact area on larger or flat objects. Users needing high torque on big fasteners should choose a different tool. The fixed pivot does not adjust for varying jaw openings. The tool cannot replace a dedicated wire stripper or cutter for those specific tasks.
Highlights
- Precision grip for fine electronics work
- Chrome steel forged and oil-hardened for lasting strength
- Round pointed jaws reach tight spaces
- Knipex 34 32 130 model number for exact identification
Specifications
| Brand | Knipex |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
Questions about this item
What does the 130 in the model number mean for daily use?
The 130 indicates an overall length of 130 millimetres, which is the 5-1/4 inch size shown in the product name, giving a compact reach for electronics work.
How does the chrome steel, forged, oil-hardened construction affect the pliers on the bench?
Chrome steel that is forged and oil-hardened provides high strength and wear resistance, so the jaws keep their precise alignment during fine gripping tasks.
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