Tork Craft Plier Locking Curved Jaw 170Mm

Description

Tork Craft Locking Plier — Curved Jaw 170 mm

Packaging: Single unit carded

This 170 mm locking plier from Tork Craft features a curved-jaw design and a secure lock-on action—once clamped, it holds firmly without continuous hand force. Excellent for clamping, weld-hold, pipe gripping or holding components steady in repair, fabrication or workshop usage.

Application:

• Curved jaws designed for tightening, clamping and gripping objects such as piping or fasteners.
• Plumbing
• Construction
• Automotive
• DIY

Description	Specification
Packaging Type	Hanging card
Package Dimensions	223(L) x 81(W) x 16(H)mm
Package Weight	325g
Product Dimensions	184(L) x 55(W) x 14(H)mm
Product Weight	310g
Material	Chrome Vanadium steel
	C45 Steel
Overall Length Closed	184mm
Overall Length Opened	214mm
Maximum Jaw Capacity	30mm
Quick release lever	✓
Country of Origin	Republic of China (PRC)
Warranty	6 Months
Content	1 x 170mm Curved Jaw Locking Plier

Features

• High-grade alloy steel construction heat-treaded.
• Hardened tooth, curved jaw design grips for angle.
• Locking pliers for constant gripping.
• Guard release lever helps keep work safe and secure.
• Knurled jaw adjustment wheel for increased grip.

Benefits

• Hands-free holding: Once clamped, you can let go—freeing your other hand for the job.
• Secure grip: Curved jaws grasp round or irregular shapes more reliably than flat jaws.
• Time-saving: Quick release and locking action speed up repetitive tasks.
• Robust build: Designed for workshop and maintenance environments where durability matters.

Extra Information

• Best suited for holding round stock, pipes, or components you need to secure prior to welding, cutting or drilling.
• Inspect the jaws and locking mechanism regularly—wear or burrs will reduce holding force and safety.
• Keep the release lever clean and actuable—if it sticks the tool may lock unexpectedly.

Safety

• Wear eye protection when clamping or releasing high-tension tools—the lock may release suddenly.
• Ensure jaws are clean and aligned before locking to prevent slippage of the workpiece.
• Do not use locking plier as a hammer or lever—use appropriate tools to avoid damage or injury.
• Release the tool before performing power operations on the clamped workpiece to prevent damage or shock load on the plier.