Milwaukee 10 in. Torque Lock Curved Jaw Locking Pliers with Durable Grip
$13.97
Bring the best and essential addition to your tool box by selecting this Milwaukee Torque Lock Curved Jaw Locking Pliers with Durable Grip.
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Description
The MILWAUKEE® 10-inch TORQUE LOCK™ Curved Jaw Locking Pliers with Grip provides users with faster tool setup and more locking force. The locking pliers’ unique thumb screw provides users with a more convenient geometry for hand force while providing clearance to generate more torque with the screwdriver through-hole design. The pliers are made from forged alloy steel for maximum durability with hardened jaws for increased gripping power, perfect for the toughest of jobsites. Milwaukee offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty with all locking tools.
- Faster setup and additional locking force compared to other locking tools
- Screwdriver through-hole provides users with leverage for tightening the thumb screw
- Curved jaw maximizes pressure points for any bolt, nut or locking tool application
- One-handed control release is efficient and easy
- Hardened jaws with better grip force on jobsite material
- Forged alloy steel for maximum tool strength and durability
- Rust protection increases tool life by reducing corrosion
- Ergonomic handles with anti-pinch design
- Durable, non-slip grips for maximum comfort and superior performance
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Additional information
| Weight | 1.50 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.05 × 3.55 × 12.10 in |
| Hand Tool Type | Other Pliers |
| Handle Length (in.) | 5 |
| Handle Material | Comfort Grip |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Jaw Capacity | 3 |
| Jaw Tip Size | 1 |
| Joint Type | Locking |
| Model | 48-22-3410 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (52)
52 reviews for Milwaukee 10 in. Torque Lock Curved Jaw Locking Pliers with Durable Grip
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Rhoda Wisoky (verified owner) –
Gives me a solid hold and easy to adjust. So far no issues.
Delpha Bode (verified owner) –
Great vise grips handle is easy on the hand. True jaws for gripping . The best grips in my tool box for sure !
Gloria Weber (verified owner) –
Did the job I needed.
Lavon Dicki (verified owner) –
Milwaukee products are the gold standard
Wilber Dibbert (verified owner) –
Good leverage, doesn’t break your finger when you take them off, holds pretty solid.
Viola Cartwright (verified owner) –
rivets still to loose.grips move off-center when tight and used to turn bolts.
Kip Goodwin (verified owner) –
Excellent set of pliers that firmly held their grip with no slipping
Charity Daniel (verified owner) –
Bought as a present for my son and he will receive them tomorrow. He loves Milwaukee hand tools
Stanford Johnson (verified owner) –
These pliers were the star of the show with getting my showerhead off. I had metal dust coming off because they had such a good grip. My only issue was being a female I have smaller hands and couldn’t grip them when they were open, which I needed to be able to do. Other than that, they had a tight grip, good weight to them, they felt good and I didn’t have them slip out of my hands thankfully.
Cecil O’Kon (verified owner) –
My last locking pliers broke so we needed a replacement. This one did the job. Another good tool for the toolbox.
Dejon Koelpin (verified owner) –
Got an amazing grip and there’s no stupid tab! These are so much better than my snap on steel grip vice grip and REALLY HOLD DOWN
Kylee Turcotte (verified owner) –
I really hate that vise grip sold out, so I have been experimenting with different brands of locking pliers. I have a few of the Milwaukee styles and they all work very well. Will they last 20 years…hard to say! One feature I refuse to use is this twisting of the screw after it is locked. That just doesn’t seem to be good for it. I could see using it to back off from a really tight lock, but not to torque it more than I can squeeze.