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Long Nose Combination Pliers

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Gripping and cutting. No tool change required.

The Maun’s Side Cutter Parallel Pliers reinvented the combination plier, and they now have longer jaws. With parallel-action jaws and an integrated side cutter, it grips, manipulates, and cuts - all in one. Save time. Save effort. Do both jobs with one tool.

Why Maun Pliers Work Better

Ever been halfway through wiring a consumer unit, only to put down your pliers, pick up your cutters, then swap back again? Or working under a car bonnet, twisting yourself in knots just to reach the tool you need? That’s where combination pliers earn their place.

They grip, manipulate, and cut in one movement. No swapping tools. No breaking focus. Just a smoother workflow.

These aren’t ordinary long nose combination pliers. They’re parallel pliers, reimagined:

  • Parallel-action jaws – a firm, secure grip along the full jaw length. No slip, no “squeeze out”.
  • Integrated side cutter – a compound-lever design multiplies hand force by 25x. Cuts hard and piano wire with ease.
  • Machine-hardened cutting edges - hardened to HRC 57 for durability and clean diagonal cuts. Perfect for repeat use, day after day.
  • Tapered, precision-ground tips (3-4 mm) – reach confined spaces where conventional cutters can’t start the job.
  • Two grades of serration – fine at the tip for delicate wire, coarse mid-jaw for springs and fastenings.
  • Ergonomic options - choose comfort grips or return spring models for repetitive work.

How much can they cut:

  • 160 mm model: piano wire 1.6 mm, hard wire 2.0 mm, soft wire 3.0 mm.
  • 200 mm model: piano wire 2.0 mm, hard wire 2.5 mm, soft wire 4.0 mm.

Because swapping tools is wasted time. With these in your hand, you can grip, manipulate, and cut in one smooth workflow. The side cutter adds versatility without sacrificing the accessibility of a long nose design.

Engineered in England. Built to solve real-world problems. Trusted since 1944.

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