Crescent 5MBNDG Bent Nose Pliers 9.15 Inch Serrated Jaw

Product Description

The CRESCENT 5MBNDG is a bent nose pliers designed for gripping, bending, and positioning work in tight or angled spaces. The jaws measure 1.22 inches long and 0.09 inches wide with a serrated texture for a firm grip on wire, fittings, and small components. Overall length is 9.15 inches with a maximum jaw opening of 0.90 inches. The bent nose profile allows techs and tradespeople to reach fasteners and terminals that straight-jaw pliers cannot access cleanly. Dipped handles provide insulation comfort and a secure hold during extended use. No side cutter is included. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers commonly reach for this style of pliers during panel work, control wiring, and tight-space mechanical tasks.

The 5MBNDG suits residential and light commercial applications where access is limited and a standard straight-jaw tool is impractical. The bent jaw angle is well matched to routing and positioning small-gauge wire, adjusting clips, and working around obstructions inside enclosures, junction boxes, and equipment cabinets. The serrated jaw face helps prevent slipping on smooth-surfaced components. This tool is a practical addition to the service kit of any electrician, HVAC technician, or plumber who regularly works inside tight equipment enclosures.

Key Features

• Bent nose jaw profile for angled access in confined spaces
• Serrated jaw texture for secure grip on wire and small fittings
• 1.22-inch jaw length with 0.09-inch jaw width for precision work
• Maximum jaw opening of 0.90 inches
• Dipped handles for comfort and grip security
• 9.15-inch overall length for reach and leverage balance

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand tool suitable for electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service applications requiring a bent-nose pliers.

Installation Notes

Always de-energize electrical circuits and follow lockout/tagout procedures before using pliers inside live panels or control enclosures. These pliers are a hand tool intended for gripping and bending tasks and should not be used as a substitute for insulated, rated tools when working on energized conductors. Inspect the dipped handles before each use for cuts or damage that could reduce grip safety.