Pliers

Types of pliers

The parrot-shaped clamp

Parrot pliers (tile hole pliers) are a two-pronged tool with two parrot-shaped gripping jaws and slightly curved handles that diverge at the back. This special type of pliers is used by tilers to break out or enlarge holes in tiles. Of course, a hole must first be made before this can happen. This can be done, for example, with our hole saws , after which the tile hole pliers are used.

The wire mesh pliers

The nail puller, also known as a wire cutter , is a popular tool among professionals. It's a quality tool that makes work significantly easier! The nail puller is used for pulling out nails and cutting wire or thin metal pins. Depending on the size and shape of the jaw, nails and/or hooks can be pulled out of solid surfaces with a short lever movement. Thanks to its ergonomically shaped handle, it lies comfortably in the hand and thus ensures effortless work.

More models of pliers

There are many types of pliers used in tile laying. One example is the tile breaker . Our tile breakers feature a translation joint, which is excellent for breaking porcelain tiles and large-format tiles. The tile breaker fits perfectly in the hand and makes the work easier.

We especially recommend our spring-loaded mosaic pliers for ceramic and porcelain tiles. They are equipped with parallel guides that allow for easy and precise breaking thanks to their special mechanism. The mosaic pliers feature a PVC handle that fits optimally in the hand, ensuring all-day comfort during work.