Grip pliers with locking mechanism 175mm (EDL2001-7) – An indispensable tool for every workshop
Are you looking for a reliable, robust and versatile tool that will make your work easier when clamping, fixing and cutting? The 175 mm long grip pliers with locking mechanism (model EDL2001-7) are the perfect choice for both professional craftsmen and DIYers. These premium pliers with curved jaws combine strength, precision and durability, allowing you to perform a wide range of work tasks safely and efficiently.
Thanks to the thoughtful design of high-quality carbon steel and the ergonomic locking mechanism, these grip pliers provide an exceptional, non-slip grip. Whether you work in a car repair shop, do plumbing work or simply do home repairs, these pliers will quickly become your favorite tool.
Key benefits of using locking grip pliers
The main advantage of grip pliers with locking is their ability to firmly grip the workpiece and remain locked in the desired position without the need for constant manual pressure. This frees your hands for other tasks, such as welding or drilling. The serrated curved jaws are designed to perfectly adapt to round, flat or profiled materials, ensuring maximum stability when working.
In addition, the pliers are equipped with an integrated cable cutter, which means that you have both a strong vice and an effective cutting pliers in one tool. The adjustable screw at the end of the handle allows you to precisely set the clamping width in the range from 0 to 40 mm, which prevents damage or deformation of more delicate materials.
Technical features and specifications of the EDL2001-7 model

Top quality material: They are made of the highest quality carbon steel, which ensures exceptional robustness, long service life and wear resistance.
Strong and reliable grip: Specially designed toothed jaws prevent slipping and provide maximum clamping force on a variety of surfaces.
Precise adjustment: The built-in adjustable screw allows for easy and quick adjustment of the clamping range between 0 and 40 mm.
Secure locking mechanism: A special locking and quick release handle allows parts to be firmly fixed without the risk of material deformation.
Multipurpose use: The rounded jaws have an integrated sharp blade designed for fast and precise cutting of cables and wires.
Compact size: The 175 mm (7") length is ideal for working in tight spaces, while still offering enough leverage for a strong grip.

Detailed technical data



Model (SKU)
EDL2001-7


Size / Length
7" (175mm)


Color
Silver


Adjustment range (jaws)
0 - 40mm


Material
High quality carbon steel


Jaw type
Curved with integrated blade



Versatile use in every workshop
These grip crimping pliers are extremely versatile. You can use them for:

Holding two metal parts together during welding or gluing.
Loosening damaged, rusty or overtightened screws and nuts.
Compression of pipes to prevent leakage of fluids during repairs.
Cutting copper and other soft wires and cables with a built-in blade.
Fixing objects on a workbench instead of a table vise.

With their durable carbon steel construction, these pliers will withstand the rigors of everyday use in demanding work environments. A silver protective coating protects the tool from corrosion and ensures a professional look.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What materials are these gripping pliers best suited for?
The strong, serrated, carbon steel jaws make the pliers excellent for gripping metal pipes, flat profiles, screws, nuts and other hard materials. The built-in blade in the jaws is designed for cutting wires and cables.
How does the lock and release mechanism work?
First, set the desired clamping width (up to 40 mm) using the screw at the end of the handle. When you squeeze the handles together, the pliers lock firmly on the workpiece. To release, simply press the integrated release lever on the lower handle, which releases the clamp safely and effortlessly.
Can I damage delicate materials with these pliers?
Because the pliers have an extremely strong grip and serrated jaws, they can leave marks on soft materials (such as copper or plastic). To prevent this, use the adjusting screw to fine-tune the gripping force or insert a protective material (e.g. a piece of rubber or wood) between the jaws and the workpiece.


Responsible persons:
DELI TOOLS - INNPRO Robert Błędowski Sp. z o. o., Rudzka 65c, 44-200 Rybnik, Poland, contact@innpro.eu (+48) 696 323 914
Distributor for Slovenia: Haloorodje.si, Online Sales, Rok Groznik sp, Podturn 42, 8350 Dolenjske Toplice, info@haloorodje.si, +38669731944, Slovenia
Product origin: China

Instructions for using the product:
• Place the object between the jaws of the pliers.
• Adjust the clamping width with the adjusting screw.
• Squeeze the handles to lock the pliers.
• Check that the object is securely clamped.
• Use the release mechanism to release.

Useful tips for work:
• Adjust the jaws so that they hold the object firmly but do not deform it.
• Serrated jaws are useful for better grip when working with metal parts and pipes.
• They can be used to temporarily secure and align parts when welding.
• Use a protective pad on delicate surfaces to prevent scratches.
• Use the built-in blade to cut the appropriate cables.

Warnings:
• Do not use tongs to lift loads.
• Be careful of your fingers when closing and releasing.
• Wear safety glasses when cutting cables.
• Do not use damaged or worn pliers.
• After use, clean the pliers and store them in a dry place.

Same summary

The 175 mm long locking grip pliers are mainly suitable for basic household repairs, furniture assembly or general DIY tasks where a secure grip is essential. Due to their medium length, they offer a good balance between control and the ability to use force, which is practical when working in a confined space or with a variety of materials. They are less recommended for electrical work, as without special insulation they lack the safety features for such use. The advantage of this model is the locking option, which makes it easier to work without constant squeezing, which can reduce hand fatigue.

Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.

User view

These pliers are most often used by home craftsmen for repairs, furniture assembly or minor technical challenges when something needs to be firmly gripped or temporarily held together. In practice, they are also handy in the workshop or for automotive work, when a little more force is needed for material handling or clamping, but still control over the work is required.

Many users also appreciate the wide selection and accessibility of Deli tools , as it is considered a reliable partner for basic and more advanced projects at home and in the garden.

Why buy at Enaa

At Enaa, a diverse range of products for home and professional tasks is always available, and the ability to easily compare products within a category makes the choice easier even for those who are encountering tools for the first time.

Answers to frequently asked questions

What tasks are 175 mm locking grip pliers best suited for?

They are most useful in household, mechanical, or DIY tasks where a firm grip is important – for example, when repairing furniture, working on a car, or temporarily holding two items together.

Are pliers also suitable for electrical work?

For electrical work, we recommend using pliers with insulated handles and appropriate certification, as these pliers are not intended for working under voltage.

What is the advantage of locking on pliers?

The locking function allows the pliers to hold the object without constant hand pressure, which reduces fatigue during prolonged work and allows for greater precision and safety.

What does the length of 175 mm mean in pliers?

The 175 mm length means the pliers are compact enough to work in smaller spaces, while still providing enough leverage to perform most standard household or workshop tasks.

Are these pliers robust enough for automotive repairs?

Yes, locking grip pliers from this size group are also often used in basic automotive repairs where a reliable and strong grip is required.

Description updated: April 2026