Top 10 Needle Nose Pliers [2019 Review]

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10 Best Needle Nose Pliers

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IRWIN VISE-GRIP

Nickel chromium steel

The ProTouch grips

Machined jaws

SE LF01 Professional

Professional quality

High carbon steel

Double leaf spring

Sea Striker P6

Needlenose Plier

STEEL PLATED

5.6 ounces

Edward Tools

Drop forged hardened steel

Matte non slip grip

Sharpened extra strength

E-Z Red KWP2 Kiwi

Needle-nose plier

Curved handles fit

More powerful grip

Xuron 450S

Tweezer-nose pliers

Jaws have fine

Extra holding power

Beadaholique

Wrist fatigue

Sturdy box

Leaf spring

Knipex 2611200

Elastic precision tips

Half round

Long jaws

TEKTON 34233

Long, tapered nose

Cross-cut teeth grip

Slim, nonslip grips

TEKTON 34401

Long, tapered nose

Cross-cut teeth grip

Slim, nonslip grips

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on Aug 17, 2019
Nick
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I have so many needle nose pliers around. They come in handy for some many projects around the house. I have a set with a long, tapered nose, elastic precision tips, and other long jaws. You can get a good, solid pair from most hardware stores or even online like Amazon.
on Oct 14, 2019
Timothy Sullivan
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If you are working in any type of construction or in a field where you might need to manipulate wires… needle nose pliers are the best solution. They are extremely lightweight and are built to last for a long time. I’ve been using the same one for years.