PEAK SURGICALS
SKU:PS-M-081
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The Holding Pad Optical Pliers – Polished End are precision eyeglass adjustment tools designed for controlled holding, bending and straightening of compatible optical frame components. Their nylon-padded jaws provide a softer contact surface than exposed metal jaws, making them particularly suitable for delicate eyewear adjustment and repair work.
The verified competitor configuration measures 5.75 inches in overall length and combines a polished handle design with German-equivalent stainless steel construction. The compact format makes the pliers practical for optical laboratories, optometry practices, eyewear repair counters and professional frame-adjustment kits.
The working jaws incorporate nylon pads designed to grip eyeglass components while reducing direct metal-to-frame contact. This configuration is especially useful when holding, bending or straightening delicate optical parts where surface marking should be minimized.
The padded contact surfaces allow the technician to apply controlled pressure to appropriate frame sections while maintaining a stable grip during adjustment. Worn or damaged pads should be replaced before continued use to preserve the intended contact surface.
The competitor classifies this model as a round/tapered nose plier. This working profile gives the tool a more focused contact area than broad flat-jaw pliers and makes it suitable for detailed optical adjustments where access and positioning are important.
The tapered profile also allows the user to work around smaller eyewear components and frame sections while maintaining fingertip control over the adjustment.
The verified model is manufactured from German-equivalent stainless steel and uses polished handles. This construction provides the rigidity required for repeated optical bench work while maintaining a professional finished appearance.
The polished surface also makes the instrument straightforward to inspect and maintain as part of an organized optical repair tool set.
Holding Pad Optical Pliers are intended for routine eyeglass repair and adjustment tasks such as controlled holding, bending and straightening of compatible frame components. The padded jaws help the user maintain contact with delicate parts while applying measured pressure during fitting or repair.
These pliers are suitable for opticians, optometrists, optical laboratory technicians and eyewear repair professionals who need a dedicated tool for detailed frame adjustment.
The 5.75-inch overall length provides a practical balance between hand control and leverage. The tool is compact enough for bench-side use and portable optical repair kits while still providing sufficient handle length for controlled adjustment work.
| Product Name | Holding Pad Optical Pliers – Polished End |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Optical / Eyeglass Adjustment Pliers |
| Overall Length | 5.75 Inch |
| Pliers Type | Round / Tapered Nose |
| Jaw Design | Nylon-Padded Jaws |
| Material | German-Equivalent Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Polished |
| Primary Application | Holding, Bending and Straightening Eyeglass Components |
| Intended Users | Opticians, Optometrists and Eyewear Repair Professionals |
| Brand | Peak Surgicals |
Keep the pliers clean and dry between uses. Inspect the nylon pads, jaws, joint and polished handles regularly for visible wear or damage. Apply gradual pressure when adjusting eyeglass components and avoid excessive force that could deform the frame. Replace worn nylon pads when required and store the instrument in a clean, dry optical tool case or workstation.
They are used for controlled holding, bending and straightening of compatible eyeglass frame components.
The verified overall length is 5.75 inches.
Yes. The jaws are fitted with nylon pads to reduce direct metal contact with delicate eyewear parts.
The competitor classifies this model as a round/tapered nose plier.
The verified competitor specification lists German-equivalent stainless steel construction.
They are intended for opticians, optometrists, optical laboratories and professional eyewear repair technicians.
