Where Locking Pliers Are Used
Locking (vise-grip style) pliers clamp onto a workpiece and stay locked without continuous hand pressure — essential for welding and fabrication holding, gripping rounded or rusted fasteners, pulling nails, and any job where a third hand is needed. They are a standard line for hardware retailers, auto-parts distributors and industrial suppliers.
Jemi's locking pliers are drop-forged steel with a polished, anti-rust finish and PVC/rubber-coated handles. The locking mechanism is set by a knurled adjusting screw at the closed position, giving repeatable clamping pressure.
Bent vs Straight Nose & Size Choice
Bent-nose locking pliers reach around obstructions and are the general workshop favorite; straight-nose versions suit flat clamping and reaching into slots. Both are offered in 7" and 10" — 7" for precision and electrical work, 10" for heavy clamping. Bent and straight nose, and both sizes, can be mixed within one order at MOQ from 10 cartons.
Locking Plier — FAQ
Which jaw types and sizes are available?
Bent and straight nose, in 7" and 10".
What material and finish?
Drop-forged steel with a polished, anti-rust finish; PVC or rubber-coated handles.
What is the MOQ and packing?
MOQ is 10 cartons, and bent and straight nose can be mixed in one order with polybag, color box or blister packing.
Can you do OEM / private label?
Yes — 50+ cartons qualifies for custom packing, color box, blister, and your logo; bent and straight nose can be mixed.
