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Your cart is empty. Pliers for holding and turning crushed or rusted screws.
Features:
The tip allows for vertical grip to work in narrow spaces.
Do not use on screws with high hardness such as tapping screws, drilling screws, coarse threads, or screws that are completely adhered to adhesive or rust.
[Use]
For removing broken or rusted screws.
Specifications:
Compatible screw size: φ3-8mm
Vertical groove hardness: HRC56±2
Total length: 5.9 inches (150 mm)
Tip Length: 1.1 inches (29 mm)
Grip Width: 2.1 inches (53 mm)
Weight: 4.2 oz (125 g).
Material: Body: High carbon steel.
AvgJoe
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
I thought these pliers were a great idea..and maybe they are. They're beautifully made and have a nice smooth action. The jaws look very grippy.HOWEVER, it appears that carbon steel composite deck screws (like Trex) are even harder than the jaws of these pliers. Buggered up the jaws on the first try. Didn't try a second time, hoping these will still be useful for garden variety sheet metal screws.
final result
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
This style tool was a "go to" for IBM field service, for office product repairs.It was issued in the standard tool case we carried on every service call. I looked for years when I lost it after I retired.The absolute best use for it is.... in the end there's a hole perfect to trap/twist together romex wires before installing a wire nut.
E. Pirny
Reviewed in Germany on February 17, 2025
Man kann wirklich vermurkste, rostige Schraubenköpfe super fassen und bewegen. Das Material ist super.
Eric J
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2024
Less than a minute after opening the box, my Engineer Pliers solved a stubborn broken screw on a kitchen cabinet and I have a few other projects that I'm going to use this for over the weekend. Excellent tool!
Jeff Hirschfeld
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024
For grabbing a screw head on, this is the ticket. I am an engineer and I love when I see someone who is really on the ball coming up with something that is a problem solver. This is. Hats off to the inventor! This thing actually works.
BlitzBoy
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
I used these many years ago. This pair work just as well to remove striped screws and whatnot.
Kenneth Davis
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024
Used this and another when I obtained and repaired an old DDR Machine. Worked well.
Khalifa Al Hashemi
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on January 31, 2024
nice tool to have !
Elio
Reviewed in Italy on August 15, 2023
La pinza è eccezionale. Ha una forte presa sulle viti grazie alla particolare sagomatura dei lati interni dei becchi. Ho estratto una vite con la testa danneggiata da una scheda elettronica senza problemi.In alternativa avrei dovuto usare un estrattore con filettatura rovescia, col rischio di danneggiare la scheda.
Sasha
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2021
I have used a old brand, Utica gas pliers for about 40 years, which has not been manufactured for years.This is a very close replacement. The Engineer PZ-55 seem to be a well made plier. For me it's the tool thatI'm glad I have it when I need it, and find new uses the more I use it. Excellent grip in all directions. Great for removing damaged screws.
Kikes2k
Reviewed in Mexico on August 30, 2020
Muy eficiente, he quitado tornillos dañados sin necesidad de utilizar otra herramienta
JPP388
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2019
So far, good. I still can't believe I spent this much on a pair of pliers. They are well made, but very pricey.I got these as a convenience tool for times when a plan head screw is stripped and I am too lazy to get another extraction tool. They work well for now. I don't know how long the "teeth" will last before they're worn down.Are they worth their cost? Maybe. As noted, they are well made. I can not evaluate the materials used, since they are too newThey are a time saver for those #$_&() moments.
Aston
Reviewed in France on October 27, 2019
Très content de les avoir, ça sauve la vie quand on tombe sur une vis bloquée à la tête broyée.Je les ai prises pour compléter les PZ-59, l’encombrement est beaucoup moins important. Je les préfère aux PZ-58 car un peu plus petites, plus minces et surtout il ne faut pas un capuchon vendu à part pour éviter que le ressort ne garde les pinces ouvertes (une pince toujours ouverte en poche ou dans le coffre c'est la misère).
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