🔧 Weller Erem 2411PD 5 Fine Point Needle Nose Pliers: Strong Serrated Jaws, Ergonomic Handles, and Precise Control Review

The best pliers you can buy. Swiss tools = quality tools. It doesn't open as wide as my other pliers, but come to think of it, they don't have to.

These are high quality needle nose pliers with a sleek design, much better than what I usually see at my local hardware store or Lowes. Very thin tip.

High costs. I have a few other Erem tongs and they are worth the money. I've had a pair for over 35 years and they're still going strong.

Absolutely the best. At the beginning of my career, Erem gave me round-nose pliers as a gift. They are 50 years old and still work great. If I can afford it, I'm happy to pay more to get the best.

If your job calls for precision and specialty pliers, wire cutters or wire strippers, check out this brand first. If they have what you need, buy it. Erem tools are expensive, but once you get your hands on them you'll understand why: everything about an Erem tool is perfect, even beautiful.

Can't say more than what has already been said. Thanks Adrian for the feedback. The only thing I can add is that the teeth are cut after the forging process and not stamped during the forging process so they are very sharp. They're expensive, but you get what you pay for. The quality is unmatched by any other manufacturer. Engineering at its finest. Look for excuses to buy more hand tools from Erem.

Feels good Grip not too soft not too hard Really looks like a metal machine Lubricated on the inside absolutely no overlap or wobble, not like locknut pliers when used as intended smooth transition spring is internal and easy to change see below for procedural adjustments with or without a spring The buttons are oddly shaped and I thought they might be uncomfortable, as are the odd looking (lots of old-school robots and techs talk about them too) Wera Kraftform buttons, but after that there…

If your job calls for precision and specialty pliers, wire cutters or wire strippers, check out this brand first. If they have what you need, buy it. Erem tools are expensive, but once you get your hands on them you'll understand why: everything about an Erem tool is perfect, even beautiful.

Can't say more than what has already been said. Thanks Adrian for the feedback. The only thing I can add is that the teeth are cut after the forging process and not stamped during the forging process so they are very sharp. They're expensive, but you get what you pay for. The quality is unmatched by any other manufacturer. Engineering at its finest. Look for excuses to buy more hand tools from Erem.

Nice grip Not too soft Not too hard Really looks like a metal machine Lubricated on the inside with absolutely no overlap or wobble when used as intended Not like lock nut pliers Smooth transition spring is internal and easy to modify, see below for the process setting with or without a spring. The buttons are oddly shaped and I thought they might be uncomfortable, as are the odd looking (lots of old school robots and techs talk about that too) Wera Kraftform buttons, but after using them there