KNIPEXupdate Spring 2023

New pliers & new helpers – for every trade
Standing still is not an option for any real tradesperson. That's why we are pleased to be able to present the latest developments in the field of mobility from KNIPEX in addition to great new pliers in our upcoming spring update.
As usual, our KNIPEX team will guide you through the event with lots of know-how. What you can expect: practical innovations, smart detail solutions and maximum quality.
You can look forward to exciting innovations and lots of information for professional tradespeople, KNIPEX fans and all tool enthusiasts.
Save the Date: April 5th 2023

[lanewillhite]

​I'm not the first to ask for it, but having some smaller Twin Grips for Everyday Carry would be amazing. I have the 180's in both grips, but would love a 150 or 145 size that's more pocket-friendly.

[Jeffopar]

As an aviation mechanic I use your product every day. Your quality and designs are outstanding. Thank you so much.

[DaveJaJemTV]

I was waiting for the metric forged strippers like a lot of people, but very sad to see there are no threaded screw cutters, similar to the imperial 6-32 and 8-32. Hope to see these added in an update one day as 3.5mm and 4mm are very commonly used in the uk

[fuloplehel]

Nice tools, I already have the 145mm needle nose combi pliers and is one of my favorites. The forged wire stripper in this metric version does not have the screw cutting holes like the imperial one. For 3 and 4 mm screws would be great. And a smaller twingrip xs version to complete my xs tool pouch. 👍👍👍

[Shoptoolreviews]

Looking forward to seeing that X-18 backpack and the new needle-nose combination pliers. Great presentation!

[paedahe]

Please start a buy 3 get one free promotion. Thank you Knipex. Your the best and it shows.

[ΣωτήρηςΔιαβατης]

i love knipex pliers great tools i can't wait to see what new is coming out

[beauxtx]

The 'three points-of-contact' is a brilliant innovation. I love it in my small needle nose combination pliers.

[TheTomatobo]

Short summary:
1. Absolutely new backpack.
2. Robust 26 move = B&W toolcase JUMBO 6600.
3. Electric vehicles set - nothing new, one more case set.
4. Needle-Nose Combination Pliers 08 26 145 have grown to 185mm.
5. Forged Wire Stripper added VDE grips and plated chrome. While chromed, screw cutting holes was removed🫢.
The most funny could be after 2:22 but unfortunately the plan was cut off 🤣
And anyway… Knipex am besten Werkzeug!❤️

[EngineersPerspective]

The forged wire strippers are absolute dynamite. Love them.

Looks like the needle nose combo pliers are taking a play out of the Leatherman playbook. No doubt much stronger and more capable especially with the high leverage pivot

[natewesley]

I love a high quality tool that actually does what it says it does thank you for what you do

[BuiltByN]

Love the look and layout of the backpack. Looking forward to all the new stuff.

[jtr]

How about the Twin Grip in a smaller size and needle nose. And maybe in a really large size, like 400mm, with jaws like wolf jaw tongs.

[ytkristf]

Great quality tools designed for use... Thanks Knipex for your effort!

[adjutant]

The needle-nose combination is legendary. Right up there with cobra and pliers wrench as a MUST-HAVE knipex pliers. Most people have leathermans as their edc pliers, this one's in the same style but 100x better.

[anindividual]

Your tools have been a staple on my family's farm for years. Especially the cobra water pump pliers. I think we have every size offered. Looking forward to buying a pair of the nippers and those wire strippers in the future.

[tomaszleszczyowski]

Only two hand tools? 🙄

Twin grip in 150 mm with Cobra XS and Pliers wrench XS would be in every EDC kit.

[Bestoolsrb]

Oh new things from Knipex 💪 greetings from Serbia 👋👋👋

[Xellos]

Ah that's cool, hurry up with the pocket version of the twingrips already

[mattfleming]

I wouldn't say that Knipex strives for perfection.
They achieved it.
Your tools are a pleasure to use. They are well engineered. They are very durable. I use them and abuse them. I do maintenance/repair for our business AND we have a small farm. There is seldom a day that at least one Knipex tool does not spend time in my hands. They ARE expensive, but the time and frustration I have saved makes it more than worth it. Thank you for making my life easier.

Edit: YES. You have the combo pliers with the plain-dipped handles (I have a type I guess...) It will soon be time for a KC Tool order.