Tuff Stuff
Tuff Stuff 95142 7" Locking Pliers
A 7-inch locking plier with curved jaws, integrated wire cutter, quick-release lever and knurled adjustment knob for secure grip and fast release
- TypeLocking Pliers
- Color/FinishGray
- Selling UnitEach
- Secure grip on round stock with 7" curved jaw
- Clean wire cuts using built-in cutter
- Fast one-handed opening via quick release lever
- Precise jaw setting with knurled adjusting knob
- Durable chrome vanadium steel construction
7-inch Locking Pliers Overview
The Tuff Stuff 95142 is a 7-inch locking plier built from chrome vanadium steel. It features a curved jaw, an integrated wire cutter, a quick release lever and a knurled adjusting knob. This hand tool suits automotive repair, maintenance tasks and general workshop use.
Suits General Grip Tasks, Not Precision Work
Mechanics and DIYers needing a strong, adjustable grip on bolts, pipes or sheet metal will find this tool reliable. Buyers who require fine-tip access, insulated handles for electrical work or a different jaw profile should consider other options.
Curved Jaw with Integrated Wire Cutter
The curved jaw design combines a secure clamping surface with a built-in wire cutter for added versatility. This single feature determines whether the plier matches the specific gripping and cutting demands of your project.
Highlights
- Secure grip on round stock with 7" curved jaw
- Clean wire cuts using built-in cutter
- Fast one-handed opening via quick release lever
- Precise jaw setting with knurled adjusting knob
- Durable chrome vanadium steel construction
Specifications
| Brand | Tuff Stuff |
|---|---|
| Model | 95142 |
| Type | Locking Pliers |
| Color/Finish | Gray |
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
What size bolt or nut must I already have to use the 95142 locking pliers?
The 7" curved jaw grips round and flat stock up to roughly 1-1/4", so you need a fastener or workpiece that fits within that range.
Can the 95142 replace the adjustable wrench I keep in my toolbox for older bolts?
Its locking action holds tighter than a standard adjustable wrench, reducing slip on corroded or rounded heads while the built-in wire cutter adds a second function.
How do I confirm the 95142 is locking and releasing correctly after I set the jaw?
Turn the knurled knob until the jaws clamp firmly, then press the quick-release lever — the jaws should snap open instantly without binding.
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