This exclusive limited edition tool kit pays homage to Klein's 166-year tradition of American manufacturing. It includes a pair of D2488 Diagonal Cutters with an angled head and a K11095RWB Klein-Kurve Wire Stripper/Cutter. The wire stripper features six precisely ground stripping holes suitable for 8 - 18 AWG solid and 10 - 20 AWG stranded wire. Its narrow head design allows it to reach tight spots easily. There are also screw shearing holes for 6 - 32 and 8 - 32 bolts, along with precision shear-like blades that make clean cuts. The dual wire looping holes add to its functionality. The diagonal cutters have an angled head, perfect for working in confined spaces, and a high-leverage design with a rivet closer to the cutting edge, providing 36% more cutting power than other plier designs. Both tools are made in the USA. The unique blue and red Klein-Kurve® comfort grip handles, along with an American flag lasered on the wire stripper's head, make this a must-have collector's item for Klein fans. Ideal for electrical applications, these tools are made of steel with a comfortable plastic-dipped handle finish. The kit contains two pieces, with an overall length of 12.5' (31.8cm), width of 6.75' (17.1cm), height of 0.88' (2.2cm), and weighs 1.16 lbs (0.53 kg).
Using these tools is easy. For the wire stripper, select the appropriate stripping hole based on the wire gauge you're working with. Insert the wire and gently pull to remove the insulation. The screw shearing holes can be used to cut 6 - 32 and 8 - 32 bolts; just place the bolt in the hole and squeeze the handles. The diagonal cutters are great for non-ferrous wire and soft metal cutting. Use the angled head to access tight spaces and take advantage of the high-leverage design for more cutting power. When it comes to maintenance, keep the tools clean and dry. After use, wipe them down to remove any dirt or debris. You can also apply a light coat of oil to the moving parts to prevent rust. Always store the tools in a dry place. And remember, these are high-quality tools, but don't use them for tasks they're not designed for to avoid damage.
