This Klein Tools lineman's pliers set includes one pair of high - performance pliers. Ideal for heavy - duty tasks, these pliers can cut ACSR, screws, nails, and most hardened wire. Their high - leverage design, with the rivet closer to the cutting edge, offers 46% more cutting and gripping power compared to other plier designs. The induction - hardened cutting knives are built to last, and the hot - riveted joint ensures smooth operation without handle wobble. The streamlined pliers feature cross - hatched knurled jaws for a secure grip. The unique handle tempering absorbs the shock when cutting wire. The precision - hardened plier head is tough for on - the - job use, crafted from custom, US - made tool steel. The dual - material Journeyman™ handles are a great combination of comfort and durability. The hard, black material provides toughness, while the soft outer surface offers a comfortable and firm grip. The color - coded light blue/black handles allow for quick tool identification. They also have a combination polished and black - oxide finish. Specifications: Side Cutting Pliers; suitable for ACSR, screws, nails, and most hardened wire; overall length of 9.55 inches (24.3 cm); steel material; New England nose type; jaw length of 1.594 inches (4.1 cm); jaw width of 1.25 inches (3.2 cm); jaw thickness of 0.625 inches (1.6 cm); jaw capacity of 1.375 inches (3.5 cm); knife length of 0.781 inches (2 cm); Journeyman handle finish; handle length of 5.328 inches (13.5 cm); non - insulated and non - tether capable; weight of 1.1 lb (0.5 kg). Klein Tools is renowned for crafting top - notch pliers, and these high - leverage lineman's pliers are a prime example, combining power, durability, and comfort.
Using these Klein Tools lineman's pliers is easy. When you need to cut ACSR, screws, nails, or hardened wire, simply place the item between the jaws and squeeze the handles firmly. The high - leverage design will make the cutting task much easier. For gripping, the cross - hatched knurled jaws will hold the object securely. Remember, these pliers are not insulated, so don't use them on live electrical wires. To keep your pliers in good condition, clean them after each use to remove any debris. You can use a dry cloth or a mild cleaning solution if needed. Store them in a dry place to prevent rusting. If the cutting action seems to be getting a bit stiff, you can apply a small amount of lubricant to the joint. With proper use and maintenance, these pliers will serve you well for a long time.
