INCLUDES: (1) Pair of pliers. These Klein 10 - inch insulated pump pliers are a must - have for working near energized sources. Each plier is individually tested to surpass the IEC 60900 and ASTM F1505 standards for insulated tools and clearly marked with the official 1000 - volt rating symbol. The two - layer insulation on the handles offers excellent protection against electric shock. A thick, tough, high - dielectric white inner coating is firmly bonded to the tool. The pliers have a wide variety of versatile jaw positions and a secure tongue - and - groove design that ensures a non - slip grip, even under heavy pressure. The outer coating is a bright orange, flame - retardant, and impact - resistant layer. Integral guards are in place to stop your hand from accidentally touching conductive parts. Specifications: Type - Pump; Application - Work near energized sources; Special Feature - Non - slip tongue - and - groove design; Overall Length - 10.25' (26 cm); Material - Induction Hardened Steel; Jaw Width - 0.484' (1.2 cm); Jaw Capacity - 1.75' (4.5 cm); Handle Color - Orange; Handle Finish - 2 - Layer; Handle Length - 5.5' (14 cm); Handle Material - High - Dielectric Plastic; Insulated - Yes; Standard - IEC 60900 and ASTM F1505; Weight - 1.0 lb (0.5 kg). These pliers combine safety and versatility for your electrical work needs.
Using these Klein Tools insulated pump pliers is easy. First, make sure you're working in a suitable environment, like near energized sources where insulation is crucial. To grip an object, open the jaws to the right size using the versatile jaw positions. The secure tongue - and - groove design will keep your grip firm, even when you're applying a lot of pressure. When using, always keep in mind the integral guards. They're there to protect your hands from accidentally touching conductive parts, so don't try to bypass them. As for maintenance, after each use, wipe the pliers down with a dry cloth. If they get dirty, you can use a mild cleaner. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the insulation. Store the pliers in a dry place. And remember, these pliers are individually tested to exceed certain standards, but it's a good idea to check the insulation and markings regularly to make sure they're still in good condition.
