This Klein Tools product includes one pair of side - cutting pliers. The pliers feature a sleek and streamlined design. The jaws have a cross - hatched knurled pattern, offering a firm and secure grip. The cutting knives are induction hardened, ensuring a long service life. The hot - riveted joint guarantees smooth operation and eliminates handle wobbling. A unique handle tempering technology is used to absorb the snap when cutting wires, making the cutting process more comfortable. The plier head is precision - hardened, providing toughness for on - the - job use. The plastic - dipped dark blue handles are not only comfortable to hold but also easy to identify. The 'Handform' handles maximize gripping and cutting power. These pliers are crafted from custom, US - made tool steel. Specifications: They are side - cutting pliers for general - purpose use. With an overall length of 8.59 inches (21.8 cm), made of steel, and having a New England nose type. The jaw length is 1.438 inches (3.7 cm), width is 1.188 inches (3 cm), thickness is 0.625 inches (1.6 cm), and capacity is 1.563 inches (4 cm). The knife length is 0.719 inches (1.8 cm), and the joint is hot - riveted. The handle length is 6.141 inches (15.6 cm), they are non - insulated and non - tether capable, weighing 14.7 oz (417 g). These Klein Tools lineman's New England nose pliers, made from US - forged steel with induction - hardened blades, offer a great cutting experience.
Using these Klein Tools side - cutting pliers is easy. To use them, simply hold the plastic - dipped handles firmly. Place the wire or material you want to cut between the jaws and squeeze the handles together. The 'Handform' design will give you full power for cutting. When using, make sure not to cut materials that are too thick for the jaw capacity of 1.563 inches (4 cm) to avoid damaging the pliers. Also, since they are non - insulated, don't use them in live electrical situations. For maintenance, after each use, wipe the pliers clean with a dry cloth to remove any debris or dirt. Occasionally, you can apply a light coat of oil to the moving parts and cutting edges to prevent rust and keep them working smoothly. Store them in a dry place to maintain their quality.
