Tool Warranty
The tool has a Lifetime Limited Manufacturer's Warranty

Product Description:

The straight-jaw locking pliers from Grip‑On are professional-grade clamping tools designed for secure holding of flat materials during automotive, collision repair, fabrication, and welding tasks. The straight jaw profile provides maximum contact on sheet metal, brackets, and flat stock, making them ideal for panel alignment, welding preparation, and general mechanical work.

Manufactured in Spain and built for demanding shop environments, these locking pliers feature drop-forged jaws and a durable epoxy resin coating that offers significantly higher corrosion resistance than traditional nickel finishes while also resisting welding spatter. A piano-wire spring and precision locking adjustment nut ensure smooth operation and consistent clamping pressure during repetitive tasks.

Key Features:

• Straight jaws provide firm clamping on flat sheet metal and structural components.
• Epoxy resin coating offers high corrosion resistance and protection from welding spatter.
• Drop-forged jaws for durability in demanding shop environments.
• No-pinch release lever helps prevent accidental finger pinching during release.
• Piano-wire spring mechanism ensures reliable opening and closing action.
• The locking adjustment nut maintains consistent pressure during repetitive clamping tasks.

Grip-on REF.	mm	mm	mm	grams
112-05	143	0-32	23	190
112-07	192	0-42	33	390
112-10	238	0-63	42	650

Ideal For:

• Collision repair and sheet metal panel alignment
• Welding and fabrication setups
• Holding brackets or panels during drilling or riveting
• General automotive and industrial maintenance

Common Questions:

Q: What are straight jaw locking pliers used for?
A: They are designed for gripping flat surfaces like sheet metal, brackets, and fasteners with maximum contact and stability.

Q: Are these suitable for welding applications?
A: Yes, the epoxy coating resists welding spatter, making them ideal for holding parts during welding and fabrication.

Q: How do they compare to curved jaw pliers?
A: Straight jaws are better for flat materials and panels, while curved jaws are better suited for pipes and irregular shapes.

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