ENGINEER 8-Inch Heavy Duty Screw Removal Pliers - PZ-59 with Side Cutting Jaws - Made in Japan

Meet ENGINEER PZ-59, an 8-inch heavy‑duty screw removal tool built in Japan. Designed to grip damaged or rusted screws with confident bite, it helps you tackle stubborn fasteners in automotive work, machinery maintenance, and home projects where a firm grip matters.

The tool features a unique tip geometry that accommodates low head screws and truss screws, enabling vertical grip in tight spaces. The vertically serrated jaws are patented and bite into the screw head with minimal slippage, which can save time when dealing with difficult fasteners.

• Vertical grip in confined areas for better control
• Interlocking grooves at the tip to hold ultra-thin plates securely
• Built in blade for cutting wires and other light duty tasks
• Oil resistant elastomer grip designed for comfort and prolonged use

Usage and performance notes: For removing broken or rusted screws, start by aligning the tip with the screw head, apply steady pressure, and squeeze to engage the teeth. The tool is suitable for screws within 0.1 to 0.6 inches (3–15 mm) and can cut soft iron wire up to 3.2 mm in diameter. It weighs about 300 g and measures 204 mm in length, offering a balance of leverage and precision.

• Compatible screw size: 0.1–0.6 inches
• Cutting capacity: soft iron wire φ0.1 in (3.2 mm)
• Hardness: HRC60±2; Tip length: 1.1 in (27.7 mm)

Engineering and durability are at the core: the body is crafted from high carbon steel, and the grip uses an elastomer that resists oils while remaining comfortable in the hand. The result is a lighter, more manageable tool that resists kinking thanks to a lightweight T grip design. Do not use on screws with high hardness such as tapping screws, drilling screws, coarse threads, or screws that are completely adhered to adhesive or rust.

Whether you are a professional auto mechanic, a builder, or a dedicated hobbyist tackling a challenging project, the ENGINEER PZ-59 offers a reliable option for challenging screw removal tasks. While individual results vary, the design emphasizes grip, precision, and versatility in a compact package that travels well in a toolbox or bag.