16" Straight Jaw Dipped Handle Tongue and Groove Pliers
RT216CVN-06
The Crescent Tongue and Groove Pliers are versatile utility pliers, ideal for objects of all shapes and sizes. They are forged from alloy steel and precision machined for long life and durability. The unique tooth design allows for better grip and increases torque transfer with less effort.
Features
- Rivet construction with precision machined joint interlock assures smooth, positive joint action, no chance of slipping position or coming apart under load
- Self-locking jaw opening adjustment
- Alloy steel construction with induction-hardened teeth for maximum durability
Features
- Rivet construction with precision machined joint interlock assures smooth, positive joint action, no chance of slipping position or coming apart under load
- Self-locking jaw opening adjustment
- Alloy steel construction with induction-hardened teeth for maximum durability
- Long handles provide additional leverage
- Secure grip from the single-dip handles that easily wipe clean
- Black oxide finish to prevent corrosion
- Ten different jaw positions for flexibility and comfort
Specifications
Weight (Catalog) : 3.100 lb
Warranty : Full Lifetime
Type : Tongue & Groove
Overall Length : 16.0 in
Size : 16 in
Overall Width : 3.7 in
Wire Crimper : No
Overall Height : 0.9 in
UPC : 037103364692
Jaw Length : 64.77mm
Material : Alloy Steel
Jaw Capacity : 4.5 in
Spring : No
Jaw Thickness : 0.50 in
Handle Style : Curved
Finish : Black Oxide
Jaw Width : 2.5 in
ASME Specification : Meets or Exceeds
Tether Ready : No
Jaw Type : Straight
Number of Jaw Positions : 10
Insulated : No
Packaging : Carded
Wire Cutter : No
Handle Color : Rawhide
Handle Material : Plastic Dipped
Reviews & Questions
What are tongue & groove pliers used for?
Tongue and groove pliers are commonly used in general maintenance, plumbing and automotive repair. They used to tighten and loosen fittings, grip pipes and irregularly shaped objects.
Are tongue and groove pliers known by a different name?
Yes, they're often referred to as channel lock pliers or water pump pliers. Channellock is a name brand of tools, so tongue and groove or water pump are the generic names for the tool.
What is the benefit of dipped handle slip joint pliers?
Dipped handles are easy to clean and provide a durable layer that protect from wear and tear.
What is the difference between v-jaw and straight jaw pliers?
V-jaws are designed to have multiple points of contact and are best for gripping round objects like pipes and bolts. Straight jaws are best for gripping flat or hexagonal shapes like nuts and bolts.