Hand Tool

A Water Pump Plier is an adjustable gripping hand tool used for holding, turning, and gripping pipes, nuts, and other irregular-shaped objects. It has multiple adjustment positions that allow it to handle different sizes, making it widely used in plumbing and maintenance work.

A Slip Joint Plier is a versatile hand tool used for gripping, holding, bending, and turning objects of different sizes. It features an adjustable pivot point (slip joint) that allows the jaws to open wider or narrower as required. It is commonly used in electrical, mechanical, and general maintenance work.

A Wire Twisting Plier is a specialized hand tool used to twist wires together quickly and uniformly. It is commonly used in electrical and safety wiring applications. The tool operates using a pulling mechanism that spins the jaws to create tight and consistent twists.

A Round Nose Plier is a hand tool used for bending, looping, and shaping wires into circular forms. It has two round, tapered jaws that allow precise control while forming curves and loops. It is commonly used in electrical, jewelry making, and fine mechanical work.

A Locking Clamp is a hand tool used to hold workpieces firmly by locking the jaws in place. It operates using a locking mechanism that maintains constant pressure without continuous hand effort. It is commonly used in welding, fabrication, and assembly work.

An F Clamp is a hand clamping tool used to hold workpieces firmly during operations such as cutting, drilling, welding, or assembly. It is named after its "F" shape and provides adjustable clamping through a sliding arm and screw mechanism, making it suitable for various sizes of workpieces.

A Parallel Clamp is a hand clamping tool used to hold workpieces firmly while keeping the jaws parallel to each other. It provides even pressure across the surface, making it ideal for precision work in woodworking, fitting, and assembly operations.

A Tool Maker Clamp is a precision clamping tool used to hold small workpieces securely during machining, drilling, grinding, or inspection operations. It provides accurate alignment and firm grip, making it ideal for precision work in tool rooms and workshops.

A Pipe Vice is a holding tool used to securely grip pipes during operations such as cutting, threading, or bending. It is commonly mounted on a workbench and is specially designed to hold round objects firmly without slipping, making it essential in plumbing and pipe fitting work.

A Hand Vice is a small hand-held holding tool used to grip and secure small workpieces during operations such as filing, drilling, tapping, or marking. It provides a firm and stable hold, making it ideal for precision work in fitting and workshop applications.