Needle nose pliers, with a long tempered jaw, are perfect for working with a small object or for bending wires.

A well-built needle nose plier comes constructed in forged, chrome-nickel steel, with hardened cutting edges (extra strength), rust-resistant finish, and slip-resistant jaws, and for comfortable use – offer double-dipped handles. And tools pliers with a higher leverage result in greater force at the jaws, and those spring-loaded present ease in handling.

A quality tool of this nature is designed for professional assignments to a those do-it-yourselfers intent on completing a series of home improvement projects. A tool offering durability, versatility, and built to complete all tasks with ease. In addition, these often come with machined jaws for optimal gripping strength.

Some of the popular models of nose pliers include -

The Stanley 84-887 9-Inch MaxGrip Needle Nose Pliers, with parallel jaw movement to ensure a heightened level of grip and holding force, jaws in solid cast steel, and dual handle material for superior grip (reduced hand fatigue). These pliers also offer a larger jaw capacity, with a convenient handle hole for ease in hanging or tethering.

If attempting multiple projects a set of needle nose pliers might be the ideal investment, a 4 piece set can come complete with a 11-inch straight, 11-inch 90 degree angled, 11-inch 45 degree angled, and 11-inch S-type pliers.

A set of short to long needle nose pliers’ measure in the region of 5 - 11-inches, and those with forged alloy-steel body ensures an increased level of strength, and a improvement on the level of torque. A fine tip is perfect in times of precision work, while a smooth set of jaws aid in preventing surface marring.

Needlenose pliers, in a nickel chromium steel construction, offers an ideal tool for working in tight areas, with overall durability and strength.