Description
KNIPEX SpringLock Clip Opening Spring for Pliers with Comfort Handles 00 64 01 F V01
00 64 01 F V01 KNIPEX SpringLock Clip
For retrofitting to improve ergonomics during frequent use. Locking mechanism can be secured with a magnet – protected against accidental opening during transport, and held comfortably in place at the side by magnetic force whilst working. Automatic opening of the pliers reduces strain on the hands during repetitive tasks. Durable leaf spring made from robust stainless steel. For diagonal cutters 14 22/25 160, 70 02/05 160, 70 02/05 180, 73 72 180, 74 02/05 180, 74 02/05/22 200. For combination pliers 02 02/05 180, 02 02/05 200, 03 02/05 160, 03 02/05 180, 08 22/25 185. For other pliers 13 42 165, 20 02/05 160, 22 02 160, 26 12/15 200, 38 35 200, 97 72 180. Springlock Compatibility List.
Technical Information:
- Durable leaf spring made from robust stainless steel
Downloadable Files:
- Data Sheet: View Here
- What is the KNIPEX SpringLock Opening Spring used for? The SpringLock Opening Spring automatically reopens compatible KNIPEX pliers after each operation, helping improve speed, comfort and efficiency.
- Which KNIPEX pliers is this spring compatible with? This accessory is designed for selected KNIPEX pliers fitted with compatible comfort handles and SpringLock mounting points.
- What are the benefits of an opening spring? An opening spring reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks by automatically returning the plier jaws to the open position after use.
- Is this a genuine KNIPEX accessory? Yes, this is a genuine KNIPEX replacement and upgrade component designed for compatibility with approved KNIPEX tools.
- Can the SpringLock Opening Spring be removed? Yes, the design allows users to fit or remove the spring as required for different working preferences and applications.
- Who benefits most from using a SpringLock Opening Spring? Electricians, engineers, installers, maintenance technicians and assembly workers can all benefit from improved comfort and productivity when carrying out repetitive tasks.
