Hex bolts and nuts
Set the jaws to the flats and squeeze. The two faces sit on opposite sides of the hex, the way a wrench does, up to 41 mm across on the 7 inch and 46 mm on the 10 inch.
Push-button setting · smooth jaws · 7 and 10 inch
Quick-Adjust Water Pump Pliers
Press the button at the joint, slide the jaw up to the nut, let go. The jaw stays at that opening and the handles do the squeezing. The jaw faces are flat and smooth, with no teeth, so they sit on the flats of a nut or a fitting the way a wrench does. The 7 inch opens to 41 mm; the 10 inch opens to 46 mm and has the longer handles.
Which finish
Black body with bright jaw faces. It is the lower-priced finish in both sizes; the tool is otherwise the same.
Bright silver finish all over. Same tool, same two sizes; the maker does not say what the finish is.
Which size
7 inch
$41.95
Bought separately:
180 mm long, 217 g, opens to 41 mm (just under 1-5/8 in). Short and light, for tight places and the tool bag.Sold out
180 mm long, 217 g, opens to 41 mm (just under 1-5/8 in). Short and light, for tight places and the tool bag.
10 inch
$54.95
Bought separately:
265 mm long, 487 g, opens to 46 mm (just under 1-13/16 in). Longer handles for more leverage.Sold out
265 mm long, 487 g, opens to 46 mm (just under 1-13/16 in). Longer handles for more leverage.
Save 15%7 + 10 inch set
$81.95
Bought separately: $96.90
Both sizes in one finish, for less than the two bought separately. Two pliers also let you hold one side of a joint while you turn the other.Sold out
Bought separately: $96.90. $40.98 avg. per tool. Save $14.95. Both sizes in one finish, for less than the two bought separately. Two pliers also let you hold one side of a joint while you turn the other.
A set is one 7 inch and one 10 inch in the finish you picked: two tools, both the same color. The opening picture puts a black one beside a silver one only to show the two sizes together. The red grips are a plain dipped coating and the maker publishes no insulation rating, so keep the tool off live wiring.
7 + 10 inch set
Total $81.95
- Free US shipping from $49
- 30-day returns on unused items
- Delivery in 7–15 business days
A wrench you squeeze
Set it with a thumb. Turn it with a squeeze.
One button at the joint frees the jaw; a toothed track holds it where you leave it. The jaw faces are flat and smooth, so they close on the flats of a nut, a valve body or a fitting like a wrench, not like a set of teeth. Two sizes, two finishes, red dipped handles.
- 7 inch opens to 41 mm, 10 inch to 46 mm
- Push-button setting on a toothed track
- Flat, smooth jaw faces with no teeth
How the button works
One button frees the jaw. The track holds it.
The joint rides in a slot with teeth along both sides. Press the button and the lower jaw slides freely toward or away from the upper one; let go and it catches on the teeth at that opening. From there it works like any pliers: squeeze the handles and the two faces close on the work.
Press to move, release to hold
The button is the only control. There is no screw to wind and no loose part to drop. Let go and the jaw catches on the track; the maker calls it a quick lock.
Flat, smooth jaw faces
Both gripping faces are flat and bright, with no teeth. They are made to sit on the flats of a hex nut or the body of a fitting. On a smooth round pipe there is nothing to bite with, so do not expect the grip of toothed pliers there.
Two openings, two lengths
The 7 inch opens to 41 mm, just under 1-5/8 in, and is 180 mm long. The 10 inch opens to 46 mm, just under 1-13/16 in, and is 265 mm long. Measure across the flats of the nut before you choose.
Dipped grips, not insulated ones
The red handles are a dipped coating the maker calls rubber. No insulation rating is published for them, so this is not a tool for live electrical work.
The pictures here are the maker's own renders. The maker promises “multi speed quick adjustment” but does not publish how many positions the track has.
The specifics
Straight answers
Every figure below is printed on the maker's own pictures. None of them comes with a test report, and one of those pictures disagrees with the others; the table says where.
180mm*
7 inch: length
About 7.1 in overall.
41mm*
7 inch: opens to
Just under 1-5/8 in between the jaw faces.
217g*
7 inch: weight
About 7.7 oz.
265mm*
10 inch: length
About 10.4 in overall, 85 mm more than the 7 inch.
46mm*
10 inch: opens to
Just under 1-13/16 in, 5 mm more than the 7 inch.
487g*
10 inch: weight
About 17 oz, a little over a pound.
* Marked figures are the maker's own and are not measured by us.
Full specifications
Pliers with a push-button jaw setting, flat smooth jaws and red dipped handles, in two sizes and two finishes.
- Sizes
- 7 inch and 10 inch Nominal names: the tools measure 180 mm (7.1 in) and 265 mm (10.4 in)
- Maximum opening
- 41 mm on the 7 inch, 46 mm on the 10 inch Just under 1-5/8 in and 1-13/16 in. One maker picture draws 55 mm across the jaws; we quote the two smaller, stated figures
- Head thickness
- 12 mm on the 7 inch, 14 mm on the 10 inch About 0.47 in and 0.55 in
- Weight
- 217 g for the 7 inch, 487 g for the 10 inch About 7.7 oz and 17.2 oz. A set of both is 704 g, about 1.55 lb
- Jaws
- Flat, smooth and bright No teeth on the gripping faces
- Adjustment
- Push button at the joint, toothed track Number of positions: not published by the maker
- Finishes
- Black or silver The black one has bright jaw faces. What either finish is: not published by the maker
- Handles
- Red dipped grips The maker calls them rubber. No insulation rating is published; not for live electrical work
- Material
- Steel One maker picture says “fine steel forging”. No grade and no hardness figure is published
- Load figure or test report
- None published No standard is named anywhere by the maker
- Maker's mark
- Stamped on the head The maker's own logo is on the tool itself, as the pictures show
- What a set is
- One 7 inch and one 10 inch, same finish Two separate tools
In the box
- One pair of pliers, in the size and finish you chose
- A set: one 7 inch and one 10 inch in the same finish
The maker shows nothing else with the tool: no pouch, no case, no card.
Where it is used
Three jobs from the maker's own pictures
The same move every time: thumb the jaw up to size, squeeze, turn. The flat faces want something with flats or a solid body to sit on. Keep it off anything live: the red grips are a plain dipped coating and the maker publishes no insulation rating for them.
Valves and fittings
The body of a faucet, a hose fitting or a union. These jaws have no teeth, which is the point on a fitting you want to keep clean. We still make no promise about soft or plated finishes: put a rag between if it matters.
Round pipe, with a caveat
The maker shows it closed on a plastic water pipe. With no teeth on the jaws, treat that as holding and positioning. For turning a stuck round pipe, toothed pliers are the right tool.
Using it
Press, slide, squeeze.
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Press the button and slide the jaw
Hold the tool by its handles, press the button at the joint and slide the lower jaw until the work just fits between the two faces.
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Let go of the button
The jaw catches on the toothed track. If it lands between two positions, nudge it to the nearer one. The maker does not publish how fine the steps are.
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Squeeze and turn
Close the handles so both flat faces are on the work, then turn. On a hex, sit the faces on two opposite flats, not on the corners.
Keep the track and the joint free of grit, and wipe the tool dry after wet work. The maker publishes nothing about rust resistance for either finish, so we will not promise any.
7 inch, 10 inch, or both
What each size gives up, and what the set gets back
Built only from the maker's own figures for the two sizes. Read down a column to see what you go without if you buy that one alone.
| What you need | 7 inch only | 10 inch only | 7 + 10 inch set |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nuts and fittings up to 41 mm | |||
| From 41 mm up to 46 mm | ✓ the 10 inch | ||
| Wider than 46 mm | |||
| Fits where a 265 mm tool will not | ✓ 180 mm long | ✓ the 7 inch | |
| Longer handles, more leverage | 180 mm overall | ✓ 265 mm overall | ✓ the 10 inch |
| Light enough to carry all day | ✓ 217 g | 487 g | ✓ carry the 7 inch |
| Hold one side of a joint, turn the other | ✗ needs a second tool | ✗ needs a second tool | ✓ two tools |
| Ships free on its own | ✗ under $49 |
Figures are the maker's own. The set is one 7 inch and one 10 inch in the same finish; it costs less than the two bought separately. Orders from $49 ship free, and below that shipping is $4.95.
Free shipping on orders of $49 or more. Below that, standard shipping is a flat $4.95 to any of the 50 US states. Delivery takes 7–15 business days from the time you order, and that window already includes the 1–2 business days we take to process. Shipping & Delivery.
30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@nexuratool.com with your order number to start a return. Returns & Refunds.
30 days from delivery. Email support@nexuratool.com with your order number and what you want to return. We reply with a return address — do not send anything back before you have it, or we cannot match the parcel to your order.
What we can take back: unused items in their original, undamaged packaging. Adhesives, sealants and lubricants cannot be returned once opened; the same goes for any item with a broken safety seal. That is a safety and hazardous-goods rule, not a preference.
Who pays: return shipping is paid by you, except when the item arrived damaged, faulty or was not what you ordered — then we cover it and refund the original shipping too.
Refunds go back to the original payment method within 5–10 business days of the return reaching us. Full returns policy.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Before you order
The maker's picture says “Quick Lock & Grip”. What actually locks?
How wide do the jaws open?
7 inch or 10 inch?
Why would I want both?
Black or silver: is there any difference besides the color?
Will smooth jaws hold a round pipe?
Will it mark chrome or a soft fitting?
Are the handles insulated?
What is it made of, and is it certified to anything?
How long does delivery take, and can I return it?
Push-button setting · smooth flat jaws
Take the size you need, or take both.
A 7 inch for tight places, a 10 inch for more leverage and the wider opening, or the set of both in one finish for less than the two bought separately. Free US shipping from $49, and 30 days to return unused items.
