The Stanley FatMax 0-89-871 is a 160mm bent snipe nose plier for gripping, bending, and positioning work in confined or awkward spaces. The angled jaw profile reaches around obstacles and into areas where straight-nose pliers cannot get a grip, making them particularly useful for electrical work inside junction boxes, automotive wiring, and any task where components are recessed or partially obscured.

The tapered jaws narrow to a fine point for gripping small components, bending wire loops, and positioning fasteners in tight spots. Cross-hatched serrations along the jaw faces provide a secure grip on wire and small fittings without excessive force. Integrated side cutters behind the jaw allow trimming of wire and cable without switching tools. The pivot joint is machined for smooth, consistent action with minimal play.

The FatMax bi-material handles provide a comfortable, non-slip grip for precision work. At 160mm overall length, this is the compact version suited to detailed work in confined spaces. The longer 200mm variant in the same range offers more reach and leverage for heavier tasks.

Key Specifications: Length: 160mm (6.1/4in). Type: Bent snipe nose. Jaws: Tapered with cross-hatched serrations. Side Cutters: Integrated. Handle: Bi-material. Model: 0-89-871. Weight: 0.164kg. Dimensions: 241 x 30 x 65mm.