XCELITE
XCELITE NN54GVN 5 in Needle Nose Plier Cushion Grip
Five-inch needle-nose pliers with thin jaws and a cushioned grip for precise handling
- TypePliers
- Color/FinishGreen
- 5-inch needle nose reaches tight spaces
- Thin nose profile fits narrow openings
- Copper alloy joint rivet resists wear
- Cushion grip handle reduces hand fatigue
- Blue handle colour aids quick identification
Compact precision plier for detail work
The Xcelite NN54GVN is a 5 in needle nose plier built for fine assembly, electronics repair and jewellery tasks. Its thin nose reaches tight spaces while the cushion grip handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use. A copper alloy joint rivet provides smooth, consistent pivot action. The green finish and blue handle colour make the tool easy to spot in a busy kit.
Suited to technicians
This plier suits anyone who needs precise tip placement in confined areas such as circuit boards, wire harnesses or small mechanical assemblies. Buyers who require insulated handles for live electrical work should look elsewhere, as the tool carries no voltage rating. The design also omits cutting edges, so it cannot replace a diagonal cutter for snipping wire.
Overall length of 5 in determines access
The 5 in overall length sets the reach and leverage available for delicate gripping and bending operations. A shorter tool would limit access inside deep cavities, while a longer one would reduce tip control for fine work. Match this length to the workspace constraints of your typical projects before purchasing.
Highlights
- 5-inch needle nose reaches tight spaces
- Thin nose profile fits narrow openings
- Copper alloy joint rivet resists wear
- Cushion grip handle reduces hand fatigue
- Blue handle colour aids quick identification
Specifications
| Brand | XCELITE |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
| Color/Finish | Green |
Questions about this item
What overall length and maximum jaw opening does the 5 in needle-nose plier have?
The plier measures 5 in overall with a maximum jaw opening of 2 1/2 in.
How do I seat the copper alloy joint rivet correctly during first use, and what mistake should I avoid?
Open and close the handles smoothly several times to seat the rivet; do not force the joint past its natural stop or the alignment will shift.
When should I replace the blue cushion grips on these pliers?
Replace the grips when the cushion material cracks, hardens or slips on the handle core, which reduces control and comfort.
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