LD-252 Cr-V Locking Pliers Vise Grip Clamp | Wholesale Supplier

LD-252 Cr-V Locking Pliers Vise Grip Clamp | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-252

LD-252 Chrome Vanadium Locking Pliers Vise Grip for welding, metalworking, and mechanical clamping. Available in straight, curved, and long-nose jaw types in 5-10 inch sizes.

MOQ:200
Price Range:$1.50 - $8.00 / pc
Material:Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) Steel / Forged and Heat Treated / Nickel-Plated or Black Oxide Finish / TPR Grip Handle
Certifications:CE / ISO 9001 / GS / DIN 5234
Size Range:5 inch (125mm) / 7 inch (175mm) / 9 inch (225mm) / 10 inch (250mm); Jaw types: straight, curved, long nose, C-clamp, chain
Color Options:Red / Black / Yellow / Blue / Green Grip
Weight:250
Packing:Individual polybag or color box, 1 pc per pack, 12-24 pcs per carton
Lead Time:15-25 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM jaw type, custom grip color, private label branding, logo stamping, packaging design, set configuration
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-252 Cr-V Locking Pliers Vise Grip Clamp

LD-252 Chrome Vanadium Locking Pliers Vise Grip for welding, metalworking, and mechanical clamping. Available in straight, curved, and long-nose jaw types in 5-10 inch sizes.

The LD-252 Chrome Vanadium Locking Pliers Vise Grip is a versatile clamping and gripping tool designed for holding workpieces securely during welding, metalworking, automotive repair, pipe fitting, and general mechanical applications where a temporary, hands-free clamping grip is required. The locking mechanism allows the pliers to clamp onto a workpiece and lock in position, freeing both hands for welding, cutting, or other operations while maintaining a secure grip on the workpiece. The pliers are forged from premium chrome vanadium (Cr-V) steel and heat-treated to achieve a jaw hardness of HRC 42-48, providing excellent wear resistance and gripping strength. The adjustable jaw opening is controlled by a knurled adjustment screw at the end of the handle, allowing the user to set the exact clamping pressure for different workpiece sizes and materials. Once set, the quick-release lever allows rapid opening and closing of the jaws without re-adjusting the screw, enabling efficient repetitive clamping operations. The locking mechanism uses an over-center toggle linkage that converts handle pressure into powerful jaw clamping force, providing significantly more gripping power than standard pliers. The pliers are available in multiple jaw configurations to suit different applications. The straight jaw type provides maximum contact area for flat surfaces and general-purpose gripping. The curved jaw type is designed for gripping round and irregular shapes like pipes, rods, and tubing. The long nose type provides extended reach for deep or recessed work areas. The C-clamp type converts the pliers into a mini C-clamp for sheet metal and panel work. The chain type uses a chain loop to grip irregularly shaped objects too large for standard jaws. The TPR grip handle provides a comfortable, non-slip hold and is available in multiple colors for tool identification. The release lever is positioned for easy one-handed operation, allowing the user to release the clamp without changing grip position. Whether holding metal for welding, gripping rusted bolts for removal, clamping sheet metal for fabrication, holding pipe for threading, replacing a bench vise in the field, or performing one-handed clamping operations, the LD-252 locking pliers vise grip provides powerful and convenient clamping.

Core Features

  • Chrome vanadium (Cr-V) steel forged and heat-treated
  • Over-center toggle locking mechanism for powerful grip
  • Adjustable jaw opening with knurled adjustment screw
  • Quick-release lever for rapid clamping operation
  • Multiple jaw types: straight, curved, long nose, C-clamp, chain
  • Jaw hardness HRC 42-48 for wear resistance

Application Scenarios

  • Welding workpiece holding and positioning
  • Metalworking and fabrication clamping
  • Automotive repair and rusted fastener removal
  • Pipe and round stock gripping
  • Temporary bench vise replacement
  • One-handed clamping and holding operations

FAQ

How do I adjust the clamping pressure?

Turn the knurled adjustment screw at the end of the handle clockwise to increase clamping pressure and counterclockwise to decrease it. Set the pressure so the pliers lock firmly on the workpiece without deforming it. Test on a sample piece before clamping the final workpiece. Once set, the quick-release lever allows repeated clamping at the same pressure.

What jaw type should I choose for my application?

Straight jaws are best for flat surfaces and general-purpose gripping. Curved jaws are ideal for round objects like pipes and rods. Long nose jaws provide reach for recessed areas. C-clamp jaws convert the tool for sheet metal work. Chain jaws grip large or irregularly shaped objects. Choose based on your most common workpiece shapes.

Can locking pliers replace a C-clamp?

Locking pliers provide faster clamping than C-clamps but with less clamping force and precision. They are ideal for quick, temporary holds during welding or fabrication. For high-force precision clamping during glue-ups or machining, C-clamps are superior. Locking pliers excel in applications where speed and one-handed operation are more important than maximum force.

Are these suitable for welding applications?

Yes, locking pliers are commonly used in welding for holding workpieces in position. The Cr-V steel construction withstands welding heat and spatter. For extended welding sessions, choose the nickel-plated or black oxide finish which resists spatter adhesion better than painted finishes. The curved jaw type is most popular for welding as it grips round tubing and pipe securely.