Wholesale High Quality 102g Genuine Cowhide Fishing Pliers Sheath Professional Scissors Pliers Tool Sheath

A cowhide fishing pliers sheath is a small leather holster designed to hold and protect fishing pliers and similar hand tools. It keeps tools secure on a belt or pocket, speeds access during rigging, and protects metal from salt water and scratches. Cowhide leather offers good abrasion resistance and lasts longer than many synthetic sheaths.

RTI‘s cowhide fishing pliers sheath is a genuine cowhide leather tool sheath sized 18×9×2 cm and weighing 102 g. The sheath features a narrow open end to hold various pliers sizes, a stamped logo, coil lanyard with carabiner, and belt attachment options.

It is designed for marine and freshwater environments (boat, river, lake, shore, rock fishing) and supports multiple fishing techniques. RTI supplies OEM and wholesale orders and can provide custom branding and packaging for buyers.

Product Specifications

Advantages of Genuine Cowhide Fishing Pliers Sheath

• Durable cowhide construction: 
  Made from genuine cowhide for abrasion and wear resistance. The leather keeps its form and protects pliers from knocks and saltwater exposure.
• Narrow open end for secure fit: 
  The tapered mouth grips pliers of different widths. This reduces tool rattle and keeps pliers in place when moving on a boat or shore.
• Lightweight and portable: 
  At ~102 g, the sheath is light on a belt but sturdy enough for daily use. Compact size (18×9×2 cm) fits most common fishing pliers.
• Coil lanyard & carabiner included: 
  A coil lanyard and carabiner add secondary retention. They prevent accidental loss and enable tethering to belts, vests, or rails.
• Stamped logo — ready for OEM branding: 
  The leather face is suitable for stamped or embossed logos. RTI supports custom branding for bulk and OEM orders.

Cowhide Fishing Pliers Sheath Manufacturing Process

1. Material selection: Choose full-grain cowhide hides tested for thickness and saltwater resistance. Select hides that meet color and dyeing standards for consistent batch appearance.
2. Cutting & patterning: Cut patterns to the template. Use die-cut tools or CNC leather cutting for repeatable shapes and tight tolerances.
3. Edge preparation & skiving: Skive and bevel raw edges to reduce bulk. This step ensures the sheath closes neatly and reduces wear on seams.
4. Stitching & assembly: Perform heavy-duty stitching along the sheath sides and around the mouth. Use corrosion-resistant thread and reinforce stress points with rivets where needed.
5. Hardware installation: Fit belt clip, coil lanyard anchor, and carabiner. Rivet or sew belt loop options depending on the chosen attachment method.
6. Logo stamping & finishing: Stamp or emboss the logo. Apply leather finish to improve water resistance and even out color.
7. Quality inspection: Inspect dimensions, stitching strength, and hardware fit. Test sample units for fit with common pliers and for retention under movement.
8. Packing & labeling: Pack single items in protective boxes. Apply OEM labels or custom tags per buyer requirements and prepare for bulk shipment.