18464873. Pliers simplified abstract (Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation)

Pliers

Organization Name

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Inventor(s)

Jedidiah J. Babinec of Milwaukee WI (US)

Pliers - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18464873 titled 'Pliers

The abstract of the patent application describes pliers with two plier members connected through a pivot, allowing the upper handle to move a lower jaw and the lower handle to move an upper jaw about the pivot. The pliers include striking surfaces located at the head of the pliers.

• Simplified Explanation:

- Pliers with two members connected by a pivot. - Upper handle moves lower jaw, lower handle moves upper jaw. - Striking surfaces located at the head of the pliers.

• Key Features and Innovation:

- Dual plier members connected through a pivot. - Upper handle controls lower jaw, lower handle controls upper jaw. - Striking surfaces for additional functionality.

• Potential Applications:

- Construction and carpentry. - Electrical work. - Automotive repair.

• Problems Solved:

- Improved control and precision in gripping objects. - Enhanced functionality with striking surfaces.

• Benefits:

- Increased efficiency in various tasks. - Versatile tool for different industries.

• Commercial Applications:

- Title: "Innovative Pliers for Enhanced Precision and Functionality" - Potential commercial uses in hardware stores, construction companies, and automotive repair shops. - Market implications include improved productivity and customer satisfaction.

• Questions about Pliers:

1. How do these pliers differ from traditional pliers? - These pliers offer improved control and functionality with the striking surfaces and dual member design.

2. What are the primary industries that could benefit from using these pliers? - Construction, electrical work, and automotive repair industries could benefit from the enhanced precision and functionality of these pliers.

Original Abstract Submitted

Pliers include two plier members connected through a pivot that allows the upper handle to move a lower jaw and a lower handle to move an upper jaw about the pivot. The upper jaw and lower jaw together define a head of the pliers. The pliers include one or more striking surfaces located at the head.