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Summary: Gripping
and manipulating materials.
Pliers are hand tools with two hinged jaws used for gripping, bending, cutting, or manipulating materials. The phrase "various types" is essential because there's a wide array of pliers, each designed for specific tasks. Common examples include:
Slip-joint pliers: General-purpose pliers with an adjustable pivot point for different gripping widths.
Needle-nose pliers: Long, pointed jaws for precise work in tight spaces.
Cutting pliers
(diagonal pliers): Designed for cutting wires and small metal parts.
Locking pliers
(Vise-Grips): Clamp onto objects with adjustable force and a locking
mechanism.
This variety
ensures that the right pliers are available for tasks ranging from electrical
work to plumbing to general mechanical repairs.
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