SATA ST70412ST Groove Joint Pliers 10"

The overall length is 10 inches (250mm), making them versatile for a range of gripping and turning tasks.

Yes, the pliers feature multiple groove positions for adjustable jaw width and secure grip on different objects.

The SATA ST70412ST is constructed from high-quality, heat-treated steel for strength and durability.

Yes, the handles are designed with anti-slip grips for user safety and comfort.

These pliers are ideal for plumbing, automotive, and general maintenance tasks where a strong, adjustable grip is needed.

Yes, the pliers feature a corrosion-resistant finish for longer life and durability.

This is an adjustable locking plier (groove-joint) designed to lock onto objects and hold them securely while you work. It excels at gripping round, flat, curved, square, or hex-shaped items like pipes, nuts, bolts, hoses, and fittings. It’s ideal for plumbing, automotive repairs, and general maintenance tasks.

Use the adjustment mechanism to set the jaw width for the task. With the lock disengaged, slide the jaw to the desired position and re-engage the locking mechanism. The interlocking tongue-and-groove design helps prevent slipping as you work.

The jaws feature precision-machined, angled teeth and an interlocking tongue-and-groove design. This combination provides a secure grip on flat surfaces, curved shapes, and hex or square hardware, reducing slippage during heavy tasks.

The tool is made from drop-forged carbon steel for strength and durability, with a chrome-plated, rust-resistant finish to help maintain performance and appearance over time.

Yes. After selecting the jaw width, squeeze the handles to engage the lock so the jaw stays in position. To release, use the release lever to disengage the lock and adjust as needed.

Yes. The handles are designed with ergonomic, non-slip grips to reduce hand fatigue and improve comfort during extended use.

An 8-inch length provides solid leverage for gripping and turning while still being compact enough to maneuver in tight spaces. It offers a balance between strength and maneuverability.

Common uses include gripping and turning pipes or nuts in plumbing, securing fasteners during automotive repairs, and handling miscellaneous maintenance tasks where a secure, adjustable grip is needed in confined spaces.