7" Curved Jaw Locking Pliers with Wire Cutter
C7CVN-08
Crescent locking pliers are made to an exacting standards that result in improved durability and long-term performance. They meet stringent ASME B107.24 and B107.36 standards, as applicable, including standards for strength and maximum jaw capacity. All Crescent locking pliers have a cushion grip trigger release for easier opening and large hex key recess for additional leverage when tightening. The head and body also have a narrow profile necessary for work in tight and confined spaces.
Features
- Versatile curved jaw also features integral wire cutter
- Angled tooth pattern for a better grip
- Knurled adjusting screw turns easily by hand or with a hex key inserted into the hex key receiver on bottom of screw
Features
- Versatile curved jaw also features integral wire cutter
- Angled tooth pattern for a better grip
- Knurled adjusting screw turns easily by hand or with a hex key inserted into the hex key receiver on bottom of screw
- After initial grip is set, pliers can be tightened further by turning the adjusting screw with a hex key
- Compound action for powerful non-slip locking grip
- Plastisol dip on release lever for improved comfort
- Nickel-plated finish resists rust and corrosion
- Maximum jaw opening size matches ASME specifications
Specifications
Weight (Catalog) : 0.755 lb
Warranty : Full Lifetime
Type : Locking
Overall Length : 7.0 in
Size : 7 in
Overall Width : 2.2 in
Wire Crimper : No
Overall Height : 0.7 in
UPC : 037103350336
Jaw Length : 25.4mm
Material : Alloy Steel
Jaw Capacity : 1.625 in
Jaw Thickness : 0.40 in
Finish : Nickel Plated
Jaw Width : 1.85 in
Color : Rawhide
ASME Specification : Meets or Exceeds
Jaw Type : Curved
Insulated : No
Packaging : Carded
Wire Cutter : Yes
Handle Length : 5 in
Reviews & Questions
What are locking pliers used for?
Locking pliers are used for a variety of tasks where pressure needs to be maintained such as clamping objects, gripping pipes, nuts, or bolts, and holding materials during welding applications.
Could I use locking pliers for plumbing?
Yes, plumbers often use locking pliers to complete their tasks. Welders, woodworkers, & auto mechanics also use locking pliers.
Do locking pliers go by a different name?
People often refer to locking pliers as Vise-Grips or ViseGrips. Vise-Grip is a name brand and locking pliers is the generic term for the tool.
What are curved jaw locking pliers used for?
The curved jaw design allows for clamping, turning, and tightening around round objects such as pipes or nuts.