GreatNeck Introduces New Ergonomic Pliers Set

GreatNeck Introduces New Ergonomic Pliers Set

GreatNeck is redefining ergonomics and pliers with a new 4-Piece Ergonomic Pliers Set. These are high quality pliers that feature our new ergonomic safety handles. They'll represent a fine addition to just about any professional or do it yourselfers' tool kit. The soft ergonomic handles feature a new handle design. Featuring soft neoprene handles, they are ....

GreatNeck is redefining ergonomics and pliers with a new 4-Piece Ergonomic Pliers Set. These are high quality pliers that feature our new ergonomic safety handles. They’ll represent a fine addition to just about any professional or do it yourselfers’ tool kit.

The soft ergonomic handles feature a new handle design. Featuring soft neoprene handles, they are very easy to grip in wet or dry conditions and with or without work gloves. The safety stop mechanism towards the front prevents the pliers user’s hand from slipping forward.

These aren’t just soft gripped pliers — they are durable and tough tested to make sure they’ll perform on the job. Construction is drop-forged steel for strength and durability. They are also fully polished and chrome plated so they’ll resist rust. Gripping power is further enhanced through the special milled jaw design.

GreatNeck is very pleased to bring these new pliers designs to market with an MSRP of under $24.99 representing the best value for performance on the market today.

4-Piece Pliers Set
• Drop forged steel for strength and durability
• Fully polished (solid head) and chrome plated (slip joint) to resist rust
• Milled jaws for gripping power
• Fully honed cutting edge
• Includes: 6" Long Nose, 6" Diagonal, 6" Slip Joint, 8" Groove Joint

For more information about GreatNeck Tools and their other products, visit www.GreatNeckBrands.com or call toll-free (800) 457-0600.

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