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A small high carbon steel plier aimed at wire cutting, jewelry and craft work. What else ships with it is unclear.
A three plier tongue and groove set from Channellock in blue-gripped high carbon steel. The listing names the models but not their sizes.
A two piece set in high carbon steel, with a smaller and a larger tool for different job sizes. Jaw opening and insulation are not listed, so check them for your work.
A compact wire cutter with rubber handles for general cutting jobs. No cable gauge or hardened wire rating is listed, so check your wire before relying on it.
A two piece GrooveLock set with V-jaw pliers for gripping and locking onto round and flat parts. The listing's size figures do not agree with each other, so confirm the sizes before ordering.
A small pair of hand side cutters from Tamiya with an ergonomic plastic grip. The listing gives no cutting capacity, so check it against the material you plan to cut.
A three plier set for gripping and bending with ergonomic plastic handles. Plier types and lengths for each tool are not listed, so check the set against your jobs.
A rubber-handled pair of pliers for cutting and stripping, in 65Mn steel. The wire gauge range and stripping sizes are missing.
A four-tool snap ring plier set for fitting and removing retaining rings. The listing does not give tip sizes or whether the jaws are internal or external types.
A small Channellock tongue and groove plier in hardened US alloy steel with a limited lifetime warranty. The cutting width entry looks high for such a short tool.
A nine and a half inch Knipex cutting plier with a red ergonomic handle. The listing gives no materials for the jaws, so check them before using it on hard wire.
A small hand cutter for trimming thin wire and light materials around the bench or workshop. The listing does not give a wire gauge or jaw material, so heavy wire is not covered.
A small flush wire cutter for filament, zip ties and craft wire, with a safety cap for the jaws. Its cutting limit is small, so thick wire is out of range.
A pair of small needle nose pliers with comfort grips for light bending and fine work. The set count in the listing is unclear.
A single eight inch long nose pliers in alloy steel with a chrome handle and an ergonomic grip. It is listed for cutting, but no jaw detail or warranty is given.
A Knipex Cobra pliers set sold for maintenance crews. The pieces are never itemized, so check what is inside before ordering.
A convertible retaining ring plier in alloy steel, backed by a lifetime warranty. The listing names it only for gripping and does not give ring sizes or tip details.
A two-pack of small flush cutters for trimming wire leads and jewelry wire. The listing gives no hardness rating, so keep them for soft wire rather than hard steel.
A standard diagonal cutter from Irwin with a return spring that opens the handles after each cut. Cutting capacity is not clearly listed, so confirm it for thicker wire.
A GrooveLock pliers set with steel handles, an ergonomic grip and a full lifetime guarantee. The listing's size and weight figures look unreliable, so confirm the contents before ordering.
A two-piece set of thin-head needle nose pliers, one short and one long, with a rubberized grip and an alloy steel frame. No insulation rating is given despite the electrical use label.
A small manual Tamiya item for hobby modeling, filed under pliers but labeled as a model building kit item. The listing is inconsistent, so confirm what the product actually is before buying.
A Knipex side cutter with multi-component grips and a PVC handle. The listing mentions six pieces, but only the single model is named.
A two-piece set of water pump pliers with push-button jaw adjustment, for a mechanic or maintenance tech who grips pipes and nuts. The listing gives no jaw capacity for either pair.
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