1 Bent Nose Jewellery Beading Pliers – (127mm)

Description

Bent Nose Pliers

How do you reach into a half-closed jump ring without scarring the metal, or rotate a bail that’s wedged between beads on a strung necklace? The angled jaw of these bent nose pliers solves what flat-nose and chain-nose tools can’t—they let you work at angles where your hand would block your view or the tool head won’t physically fit. At 127mm overall length, the proportions suit detailed work without the fatigue that comes from oversized professional-grade pliers, and the black-and-red vinyl cushioning absorbs pressure during repetitive crimping or loop-closing sessions.

• 127mm total length with curved jaw geometry for angled access
• Metal core construction with serrated inner jaw for grip without slippage
• Black and red vinyl handle coating reduces hand strain during extended use
• Jaw tip width narrow enough for 3mm jump rings and fine wirework
• Dual-colour grip design allows quick visual identification in multi-tool setups

These curved beading pliers excel when you’re closing the final loop on a chandelier earring component where three other wires intersect, or when you need to tuck a crimp bead cover over a crimped tube without disturbing adjacent gemstone beads. The angled head reaches behind large-hole focal beads to adjust wire wrapping, and the tip fits inside cone caps to straighten misaligned headpins. Use them to hold a bead cap steady while you thread a fine headpin through its centre hole, or to rotate a clasp barrel during assembly of multi-strand jewellery findings.

The serrated jaw grips 20-gauge and finer wire without leaving deep tool marks, though softer metals like copper and fine silver may show faint impressions under heavy pressure. Store these with jaws closed to maintain alignment, and wipe the vinyl grips with a dry cloth after handling adhesives or resin. The compact size fits into portable tool rolls, making them suitable for market stall repairs or workshop travel kits.