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SKU:AI-STR-FB-3079
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The Hinge Optical Pliers are specialized eyeglass adjustment tools designed for controlled work around temples, hinges and frame angles. Their extra-wide jaw configuration provides additional clearance for larger hinge assemblies and thicker temple sections, making the pliers suitable for professional eyewear fitting, alignment and repair.
This wide-jaw angling pattern is particularly useful when standard narrow-jaw optical pliers cannot comfortably accommodate the hinge or temple area being adjusted. The polished professional finish makes the instrument suitable for optical workshops, optometry practices, repair counters and laboratory environments.
The defining feature of these pliers is the wide-opening jaw design. The jaws are configured to accommodate larger temples and hinge assemblies, allowing the technician to grip and reposition appropriate frame sections while maintaining controlled access to the working area.
This broader working profile makes the tool useful for frame designs where additional jaw clearance is required during straightening, angling or alignment procedures.
Hinge Optical Pliers are designed for controlled adjustment of pantoscopic tilt. This involves changing the angle of the frame or temple relationship during professional eyeglass fitting and alignment.
The pliers can also be used for compatible temple-angle corrections and hinge-area adjustments. Small corrections should be made progressively according to the frame material, construction and condition.
The wide-jaw working profile provides practical access around eyeglass temples and hinge assemblies. It can be used when straightening or repositioning compatible frame sections during fitting and repair procedures.
The increased jaw opening is particularly helpful for thicker temples or larger hinge areas that may be difficult to handle with conventional optical pliers.
The instrument uses a polished-end configuration for a clean professional appearance. This makes it suitable for organized optical repair stations and professional eyewear service environments.
The pliers can be stored alongside frame-bending, holding-pad, nose-pad adjusting, nut and eye-wire forming tools to create a complete optical adjustment workstation.
These Hinge Optical Pliers are intended for opticians, optometrists, optical laboratories and professional eyewear repair technicians. Primary applications include pantoscopic tilt adjustment, temple-angle correction, hinge-area manipulation and controlled alignment of compatible eyeglass frame components.
The tool is intended for professional optical adjustment rather than general-purpose gripping. Controlled pressure appropriate to the frame material should be used during servicing.
| Product Name | Hinge Optical Pliers – Wide Jaw Angling |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Optical / Eyeglass Hinge Adjustment Pliers |
| Jaw Design | Wide Jaw Angling Configuration |
| Jaw Opening | Extra Wide for Larger Temples and Hinges |
| Finish | Polished End |
| Primary Applications | Pantoscopic Tilt, Temple Angle and Hinge Adjustment |
| Intended Users | Opticians, Optometrists and Eyewear Repair Professionals |
| Brand | Peak Surgicals |
Keep the pliers clean and dry between uses. Inspect the jaws, joint and handle surfaces regularly for visible wear, deformation or damage. Apply gradual pressure when adjusting temples or hinge assemblies and avoid excessive force that could distort the frame. Store the instrument in a clean, dry optical repair case or workstation.
They are used for adjusting pantoscopic tilt, temple angles, hinges and compatible eyeglass frame components.
The extra-wide opening allows the tool to accommodate larger temples and hinge assemblies.
Yes. Pantoscopic tilt adjustment is one of the primary applications of this plier pattern.
Yes. The wide-jaw design supports controlled adjustment of compatible temple and hinge areas.
This configuration has a polished-end finish.
They are intended for opticians, optometrists, optical laboratories and professional eyewear repair technicians.
