Pliers
OwnerJin Fu Cheninventor
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Abstract
A pliers includes a first body including an engaging groove, a second body, and a tap-button mechanism. The second body is pivoted with the first body, and the first body is pivotable relative to the second body. The tap-button mechanism includes two positioning grooves at the second body and a tap button pivoted on the second body. When the first body comes close to the second body, the tap button can be tapped to a first position and engaged in the engaging groove. Thus, the first body is blocked and cannot pivot relative to the second body. The tap button can be tapped to a second position and detached from the engaging groove. Thus, the first body is pivotable relative to the second body. A positioning block is extending from the tap button and can be engaged in any of the positioning grooves for positioning the tap button.
Claims5
A pliers, comprising:
- a first pliers body comprising an engaging groove;
- a second pliers body pivoted with the first pliers body, so that the first pliers body is pivotable relative to the second pliers body to come close to the second pliers body or goes away from the second pliers body;
- a tap-button mechanism comprising two positioning grooves at the second pliers body and a tap button pivoted on the second pliers body, wherein when the first pliers body comes close to the second pliers body, the tap button is capable of being tapped to a first position and engaged in the engaging groove, so that the first pliers body is blocked by the tap button in the engaging groove and cannot pivot relative to the second pliers body;
- the tap button is capable of being tapped to a second position and detached from the engaging groove, so that the first pliers body is pivotable relative to the second pliers body, a positioning block is extending from the tap button, and the positioning block can be engaged in any of the positioning grooves according to a position of the tap button for positioning the tap button.
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