Pliers are used on every nano and micro ring fitting, every refit and every removal. The quality of the tool determines how quickly the service runs and how securely each ring closes.
This collection covers opening pliers for releasing rings cleanly without distorting them, closing pliers for securing rings with an even clamp across the full width, pincer pliers for adjusting individual rings during a refit, and combination pliers that handle both opening and closing in a single tool.
The jaw profiles are shaped for the specific ring size they are designed for, so nano pliers close nano rings correctly and micro pliers close micro rings correctly. Using the wrong size pliers distorts the ring and weakens the hold.
Handles are cushioned to reduce hand fatigue across a full head fitting. The spring tension is set so the pliers open fully between each ring without requiring the stylist to force them.
Available individually or as part of fitting kits. Trade pricing available.
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Pliers are used on every nano and micro ring fitting, every refit and every removal. The quality of the tool determines how quickly the service runs and how securely each ring closes.
This collection covers opening pliers for releasing rings cleanly without distorting them, closing pliers for securing rings with an even clamp across the full width, pincer pliers for adjusting individual rings during a refit, and combination pliers that handle both opening and closing in a single tool.
The jaw profiles are shaped for the specific ring size they are designed for, so nano pliers close nano rings correctly and micro pliers close micro rings correctly. Using the wrong size pliers distorts the ring and weakens the hold.
Handles are cushioned to reduce hand fatigue across a full head fitting. The spring tension is set so the pliers open fully between each ring without requiring the stylist to force them.
Available individually or as part of fitting kits. Trade pricing available.
