Pliers

Pliers are a type of hand tool used for gripping, holding, and bending objects. They consist of two metal jaws attached to a handle, and are commonly used in a variety of applications, including construction, automotive repair, and jewelry making. The most common type of pliers is the slip-joint pliers, which have adjustable jaws that can be adjusted to fit different sizes of objects. Other types of pliers include needle-nose pliers, which have long, narrow jaws for reaching into tight spaces; locking pliers, which can be locked in place to hold objects securely; and wire stripper pliers, which have a built-in wire stripper for cutting and stripping electrical wire.