Plier Locking Curved Jaw 254mm

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R 160.43

Product description

Tork Craft Locking Plier — Curved Jaw 254 mm

Packaging: Single unit carded

This 254 mm locking plier from Tork Craft features a curved-jaw design and a secure lock-on action—once clamped, it holds firmly without continuous hand force. Excellent for clamping, weld-hold, pipe gripping or holding components steady in repair, fabrication or workshop usage.

Application:

Curved jaws designed for tightening, clamping and gripping objects such as piping or fasteners.
Plumbing
Construction
Automotive
DIY

Features

High-grade alloy steel construction heat-treaded.
Hardened tooth, curved jaw design grips for angle.
Locking pliers for constant gripping.
Guard release lever helps keep work safe and secure.
Knurled jaw adjustment wheel for increased grip.

Benefits

Hands-free holding: Once clamped, you can let go—freeing your other hand for the job.
Secure grip: Curved jaws grasp round or irregular shapes more reliably than flat jaws.
Time-saving: Quick release and locking action speed up repetitive tasks.
Robust build: Designed for workshop and maintenance environments where durability matters.

Specifications

Description	Specification
Packaging Type	Hanging card
Package Dimensions	272(L) x 92(W) x 20(H)mm
Package Weight	451g
Product Dimensions	216(L) x 64(W) x 13(H)mm
Product Weight	443g
Material	Chrome Vanadium steel
Material	C45 Steel
Overall Length Closed	216mm
Overall Length Opened	246mm
Maximum Jaw Capacity	44mm
Quick release lever	&check;
Country of Origin	Republic of China (PRC)
Warranty	6 Months
Content	1 x 254mm Curved Jaw Locking Plier

Extra Info

Extra Information

Best suited for holding round stock, pipes, or components you need to secure prior to welding, cutting or drilling.
Inspect the jaws and locking mechanism regularly—wear or burrs will reduce holding force and safety.
Keep the release lever clean and actuable—if it sticks the tool may lock unexpectedly.

Pro Tip

Use the curved jaws to grip a pipe or round component, clamp, then switch the tool free hand to a cutting or drilling tool—ideal for workshop fixture setups.

Safety

Wear eye protection when clamping or releasing high-tension tools—the lock may release suddenly.
Ensure jaws are clean and aligned before locking to prevent slippage of the workpiece.
Do not use locking plier as a hammer or lever—use appropriate tools to avoid damage or injury.
Release the tool before performing power operations on the clamped workpiece to prevent damage or shock load on the plier.