This Klein 12-piece tool kit is a must - have for both professional electricians and apprentices. It comes with a variety of essential tools for electrical wiring and connection work.
Included in the set are four types of Klein pliers: a 9 - inch Lineman's Pliers, an 8 - inch Angled Head Pliers, an 8 - inch Long Nose Pliers, and 10 - inch Pump Pliers. These pliers feature plastic - dipped handles, offering comfort during use and easy identification. There are also four Cushion Grip Screwdrivers, including a #2 Phillips Screwdriver, a 1/4 - inch Cabinet Tip Screwdriver, a #1 Square Recess Tip Screwdriver, and a #2 Square Screwdriver, all with 4 - inch shanks.
Other tools in the kit are a 10 to 18 AWG Solid Wire Stripper, a 7.5 - meter Tape Measure with a power - return magnetic tip, an 18 - pocket nylon Electrician Tool Pouch, and a Web Work Belt. The tool pouch can hold all the tools in the set and still has room for more.
Specifications: It has 12 pieces in total and weighs 17.0 lb (7.7 kg).
Using this Klein tool kit is straightforward. For the pliers, simply hold them by the plastic - dipped handles. The Lineman's pliers are great for general wire cutting and bending, while the angled head pliers are useful in tight spaces. The long - nose pliers are handy for reaching into small areas, and the pump pliers provide a strong grip.
When using the screwdrivers, make sure to match the tip with the screw head properly. The cushion - grip design makes it comfortable to turn the screws.
The wire stripper can be used to strip wires within the 10 to 18 AWG range. Just place the wire in the appropriate slot and squeeze.
For the tape measure, pull it out to measure the length you need, and the power - return magnetic tip helps it retract easily.
When it comes to maintenance, keep the tools clean after each use. Wipe off any dirt or debris. For the pliers and screwdrivers, you can apply a little lubricant to keep them working smoothly. Store the tools in the 18 - pocket tool pouch and use the web work belt to carry them around conveniently.
Always handle the tools with care. Avoid using them for tasks they are not designed for, as this may damage the tools and pose a safety risk.
