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DuraTech

DURATECH 2-Piece Long Reach Needle Nose Pliers Set 7 Inch

  • Material Type: Carbon Steel
  • Grip Type: Ergonomic
  • Handle Material: TPR
  • Item Weight: 0.53 pounds

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

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ASIN: B0CKWSQ752Category: Pliers

Overview

The DuraTech plier in this listing carries an unusually long alphanumeric string in place of a conventional model number, most likely a catalog identifier rather than the tool's marketed name. DuraTech is a hand tool brand competing in general-purpose pliers.

With no attribute or description data attached to this listing, buyers are largely relying on the brand name and its sales record.

  • Brand: DuraTech
  • Category: Pliers

Who it's for

Fits buyers comfortable choosing a plier mainly on strong recent sales and rating numbers rather than a published spec sheet. Not ideal for anyone who needs jaw type, size or material confirmed before ordering.

Pros and cons

Cons
  • No jaw type, size or material specified
  • No product description provided in this listing

Performance notes

Without jaw type, length or handle material listed, there is no basis here to describe how this plier handles specific tasks. Its high recent purchase volume, about 900 in the past month, suggests steady demand, though that alone does not confirm fit for any particular job.

Specifications

BrandDuraTech
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight0.53 poundslower than 58% of 253 pliers
Item Dimensions L X W7 × 2.5 inches
Construction & materials
Material TypeCarbon Steel
Handle MaterialTPR
ColorBlue And Black
Included components
Unit Count2
Other details
Grip TypeErgonomic
Specific Uses For ProductGripping, Twisting
Set NameDURATECH 2-Piece Long Reach Needle Nose Pliers Set

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Frequently asked questions

Why does the model number look unusual?

The listing shows a long alphanumeric string in place of a typical model number, which appears to be a catalog identifier rather than a marketed model name.