Combination Forming Pliers — Round Steel Jaw & Flat Nylon Jaw, Optical & Jewellery Work

Forming a loop while holding finished work is normally a two-tool job. Here the pair is built into one: a conical steel jaw turns loops and curves in wire, while the opposing flat nylon jaw grips polished surfaces without leaving a mark — bend against hold in a single squeeze. Spectacle-frame technicians rely on the same combination for fine adjustments to frames and fittings.

The body and handles are steel throughout, finished in a non-glare satin that is easy on the eyes under bench lighting, with curved, un-cushioned handles that transmit direct feel to the jaws. The nylon pad is screw-fitted to its steel base, so it stays put in use. A practical pick for jewellers, model makers and crafts work alike.

• One conical steel jaw for forming loops and curves in wire.
• One flat nylon jaw for gripping polished surfaces without leaving marks.
• Durable steel body and handles with a non-glare, satin finish.
• Curved, un-cushioned metal handles for direct feel and control.
• The nylon jaw pad is screw-fitted to the steel base for a secure fit.

Who it's for

A versatile tool for UK bench jewellers, spectacle frame technicians, and model makers. Ideal for anyone working with delicate wire or polished metal components where both forming and mark-free gripping are required in the same operation.

Specifications

• Jaw Materials: Steel, Nylon
• Body Material: Steel

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