KNIPEX Alligator® Water Pump Pliers

EIN KNIPEX Alligator Pliers

July 6, 2022

  • Good access to the workpiece due to slim size of head and joint area
  • More output and comfort compared to conventional water pump pliers of the same length: 9-notch adjustment positioning for 30% more gripping capacity
  • Self-locking on pipes and nuts: no slipping on the workpiece and low hand force required
  • Gripping surfaces with special hardened teeth, teeth hardness approx. 61 HRC: high wear resistance and stable gripping
  • Box-joint design for high stability due to double guide
  • Robust construction, insensitive to dirt; particularly suitable for outdoor work
  • Pinch guard prevents operators’ fingers being pinched
  • Chrome vanadium electric steel, forged, multistage oil-hardened

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