Tsunoda, PL-150SC-S PLA-iers, Replaceable Resin Jaw Pliers w/built-in-spring (6-inch) slip joint pliers

Well built and great to use on objects that you don't want to mar their finish.Best used on objects less than 3/4" so you can get a firm grip.The centered channels are a great feature. See photos.I'd buy again

First of all you have to realize the jaws are a hard plastic so they will slip on things like shower head install and virtually anything with a smooth slippery finish. These pliers were not intended for those purposes! You need some type of plier with a soft rubber jaw cover. These types pliers definitely do have other purposes however. My original set were IPS PH-200 (purple vinyl grips) but the replacement jaws were very hard to find so I ordered these and am happy as the quality! IMO it is 2x the quality of the other plier set plus these pliers have a rubberized coated on the handle rather than the cheaper vinyl grips of the other. They also have a spring in the head to open the pliers up when using which is a nice touch. Overall I recommend these!

I bought these to loosen--not tighten--electrical connectors. They will be good for plumbing fixtures too. This size is too small for opening jars. These pliers are a good size for PL-259 type UHf connectors and type N coaxial connecors.I like the slim profile. It's probably not a good idea to use the wire cutter feature. These pliers aren't meant for high torque. I like the spring loaded slip joint. It holds the adjustment. I also like the design of the plastic jawsThe pliers that I received were clearly repackaged returned merchandise, but I have no issues with the condition or quality. One of the jaw inserts was loose in the package, but it was simple to install. Since I cannot read Chinese, the attached display card is useless. Someone who doesn't know how to use slip-joint pliers probably doesn't need these.

Works great. Wish I found this years ago--I would have avoided damaging numerous faucets! Although instructions are hardly needed for such a simple tool, you can easily use Google to translate the Japanese card the product comes with.

The media could not be loaded. Great set of pliers. Feels sturdy, looks aesthetic (subjective). I don’t remember seeing the spring loaded feature in the description. That was a nice surprise. Packaging was decent. Handles were dirty but Can’t complain for the price (11 USD at the time of writing)2 things I didn’t like:1. It was advertised in blue but what I got was yellow.2. I’m 50/50 on this one only time will tell, but I’ve included a picture which is the result of pliers first use. It was an electrical connector on a 30 year old car. The connector came off great but so did the plastic teeth on the pliers.So the magic question….is it a feature designed to release tough connectors without hurting them…or ?

I don’t know much about the brand but decided to give them a try. I wanted some general purpose pliers that won’t scratch surfaces like door handles, appliance parts etc. and these work great so far!The plastic protective grip isn’t entirely plastic. It has some malleability and rubbery grip. The hinge is spring loaded which is nice too. They are very slim and lightweight despite being fairly long (over 8” for this model). The price was reasonable and the joint is adjustable so I think they’re overall a very good value!I added some detailed photos so you can see the materials a little better. The only downside is the packaging is in Japanese but there’s a trick - take a pic of the packaging then highlight the text in the photos app. Copy and paste the text into google translate and bam! Google will tell you what it says!

Arrived on time in excellent condition and exactly what I ordered.

They will do the job but i was hoping they had more rubber tips. They are definately more of a hard plastic. I bought these so i could use them to tighten metal pieces that can get scratched if you use metal pliers. Hoping they were more rubber i figured that i could use these and not scratch anything. I have used them and you do need to be careful as to not ruin anything or any type of metal decoration ie: the metal covers that go over the screws in vanity lights. I will keep them but will most likely use something over anything metal as to not ruin it. So overall i would not recommend these to keep metal from being damaged.