Kombinirane klešče Knipex 55 00 300

The Knipex 55 00 300 pincers are professional pliers designed for precise gripping and redirecting horseshoe nails. With a compact head and anvil they facilitate controlled bending and removal of nails; the tool is also suitable for dismantling work in vehicle body workshops. Made from forged, oil-hardened special tool steel, these pincers offer long-term durability. The cutting edges are additionally hardened to a hardness of approximately 59 HRC, providing reliable cutting performance.

Advantages

Compact head and anvil allow accurate redirection of horseshoe nails and fine manipulation in tight spots. Hardened cutting edges (approx. 59 HRC) increase wear resistance and maintain sharpness. Forged, oil-hardened special tool steel construction ensures structural strength and long service life. The 300 mm length and 2 cm jaw width give a balance of reach and control while the 786 g mass provides stable handling.

Suitable for

• Farriery work: redirecting and removing horseshoe nails
• Vehicle body shops: dismantling and pulling tasks
• General mechanical and maintenance tasks requiring strong gripping and cutting

Key specifications

• Brand: Knipex
• Model / MPN: 55 00 300
• EAN: 4003773039402
• Total length: 300 mm
• Jaw width: 20 mm
• Material: forged, oil-hardened special tool steel
• Cutting edge hardness: approx. 59 HRC
• Weight: 786 g

How to use

Position the small head and anvil around the horseshoe nail or the fastener to be redirected or removed. Apply steady hand force to bend or pull the nail while maintaining a stable grip on the handles. For cutting tasks, place the material close to the cutting edges and squeeze the handles evenly to achieve a clean cut. Keep hands clear of the cutting zone and use appropriate personal protective equipment when working with nails or metal components.

Recommendations

Use the Knipex 55 00 300 for tasks that require precise nail redirection or firm gripping. Regularly inspect and, if needed, lightly oil the pivot to maintain smooth operation; avoid using the tool on hardened bolts beyond its intended cutting specification to prevent damage.