Get A Grip! The Knipex Twin Grip Pliers Are The Strongest Gripping Pliers You'll Ever Use.

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomo...​ talks with you about the brand new Knipex Twin Grip 82 01 200. The industry’s first 5-adjustment push-button slip joint pliers, featuring both front and side gripping areas. With five adjustment positions, the TwinGrip offers a gripping capacity for diameters and widths across the flats from 5/32" to 7/8" with just the push of a button.
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[@HowtoAutomotive]

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[@HowtoAutomotive]

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[@PankajKumar-vt5wd]

Expecting mini version of this model as knipex introduced mini cobra xs and mini plier wrench xs 100mm.....knipex you can do it

[@JakeNaughtFromStateFarm]

I was the first kid on the block to get these (two or three weeks ago). I use them as much as I can just to show them off lol.

[@TallAsian_2024]

I love your videos keep grinding harder to get to 200k by end of 2021

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you!

[@JerodMatlock]

I need a 6" version too!

[@JHollidayB]

Nice Job, very informative and helpful.

[@z33tanner]

Wish they were out already! I do heavy line work and find myself walkng back to the box to grab stud extractors for exhaust manifold studs. Could use these these as my go to hose clamp pliers since they are so versatile.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I believe they come out at the end of this month so you won’t have to wait too long. Ask your tool truck dealer to order you a pair

[@adjutant]

knipex makes dedicated spring clamp pliers and they are amazing

[@luigigonzalez5062]

Just when I thought I had every pliers I need, you sir come with this videos. Definitely my wallet doesn't like u hahaha

[@HowtoAutomotive]

😂 sorry not sorry lol

[@marcsongaudin8429]

I can't find it from any website. Can you tell me where you bought it please.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

They’re not out yet they will be released in the next couple weeks. Knipex send them to me to demonstrate. They’ll probably be on tool trucks first.

[@marcsongaudin8429]

@@HowtoAutomotive thanks 👍👍👍

[@PhillyDee215]

Yup Knipex is my go to 4sure😎

[@johnb1121]

Have them make it with out the button

[@dannyturner7967]

I was able to loosen a untorqued fastener on this pulley here lol

[@jerryscary2602]

I’m gonna order a set of these from my Cornwell dealer Thursday

[@ozzstars_cars]

Looks like those pliers could give a decent nip twist. I need a pair.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

lol

[@LawAbidingCitizen117]

Nasty! 😂

[@W210Garage]

Very strange that they are nor for sale on German tool sources. Was going to order them directly from Country of Manufacture but could not find anywhere.

[@muxmurki1497]

Knipex is so popular in the U.S., they marketed these earlier than in Germany!

[@W210Garage]

@@muxmurki1497 This is stupid that some online sources sell it for the price of gold. Stupid idea! I will wait, and buy it from Germany. The price will be not more than 40 Euros...

[@corycg9624]

I tried using the Knipex cobras on a stuck rusted bolt and it didn’t remove the bolt so I grabbed my cheap pair of vise grips and it removed the bolt very easily I was surprised because I thought these pliers would be able to handle a stuck rusted bolt but apparently not.

[@mrgreywater]

Be aware that the cobras (similar to most water pump pliers) only really work in one direction. With the teeth in the front, they only grip properly when pushing the back handle (self locking). They slip easily when pulling. Depending on the use-case you need to rotate the pliers or grip the fastener from the opposite site. Maybe that was the problem in your case?

[@66bigbuds]

Our distributor pronounces it as a silent k and long i. Like nypex.

[@DRFelGood]

👍👍👍👍👍👍 Thank you for sharing

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you for watching!

[@tuxk2940]

There is a product called screwzaurus in Japan Please try!

[@milcotto4153]

Yeah, it is a hand tool...

[@jon123423]

Will stick to engineer PZ-56!

[@LawAbidingCitizen117]

Those made in Japan screw extractors have soft jaws. I have a PZ58 and the teeth became dull only after using it a few times.

[@comepuchas990]

11.11.21 ws c13 hood gls nk guerra

[@julianarodriguez3635]

These are vampire pliers

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I’ve heard that but I haven’t seen them in person. I’m sure knipex qualities on the next level.

[@zacharyalvernaz7916]

The opening at the tip is a different geometry from Engineers/Vampliers (which didn't even come up with the design, they just bought the patent), plus the offset diamond shape of the jaw opening allows for much better grip. I have a set of Twingrips. As an electrician, I have a dozen cutting tools in my bags, I needed pliers that just gripped, and gripped hard. I find myself grabbing them, and my Knipex needle nose for even tighter spaces, daily.

[@P46345]

It seems this company is "explaining" how they want everyone to pronounce their name now, back in 1984 I attended a machine tool show while I was in high school and Knipex had a booth, the rep told the crowd the name was pronounced knee-pex. That's what I've always used and that's what I'm sticking with. ;-)

[@P46345]

@Religionis Formorons I'm German on my father's side and the only people that can pronounce my last name by reading it are pharmacists, school teachers or people from Germany. ;-)

[@Senkino5o]

Nice pliers, but when a company sends you a tool for free your integrity is compromised, when you clearly follow a email bulletin list of complimentary things to highlight, including the 'company history' and fake trojan horse cons like 'you'll mar aluminium' I have to call this a shill review. By all means - Great pliers, but this not the least bit of an honest review.

[@dannyturner7967]

Rounded fasteners....lmfao ...now try removing a Rounded fastener that is rusted

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Sorry live in California can’t help you with that😜

[@dannyturner7967]

So the only reason to have them rounded in cali is goofballs over torqueing them

[@HowtoAutomotive]

@@dannyturner7967 That is a thing. But I’m sure that happens everywhere

[@cjjones5526]

Gentleman oh, I have a serious problem with anybody doing a product review that cannot pronounce the name of the product correctly if you noticed in the very beginning he pronounced it with the emphasis on the k. That is Akin to somebody calling a knife, a K nife. The name of this product is knipex pronounced nip x.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

There is a lot of controversy on how this tool brands name is pronounced. In the end that doesn’t really matter what matters is does it to do the job it says it’s going to do. In this case I think so.

[@davehaggerty3405]

With a capitol “K” it is a proper name and is pronounced k’nip ex. If it if used generically for any push button adjusting pliers, either Irwin, Gedore or whatever rules say the k is silent. So, if you want the real thing, pronounce the K

[@muxmurki1497]

No. I‘m German and the K“ IS pronounced!

[@danielchanoch]

totally useless....next advertisment sir

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Go make your own videos

[@danielchanoch]

@@HowtoAutomotive ok i'll do as you said the time you " Go out and use your tools in the real world"