Description
Material: 6150crv material forged, oil quenched, hardened by induction quenching.
Surface treatment: the pliers body surface is not easy to rust after fine polishing.
Special Design: the jaw clamping area is specially designed with crossed serrations, which is suitable for strong clamping and pulling.
The other clamping area is suitable for strong leverage and extrusion.
High transmission ratio is adopted to realize easy cutting, and more optimized transmission ratio saves labor compared with ordinary combination pliers.
The cutting edge can cut both soft and hard wires.
Ergonomic handle design effectively reduces hand fatigue.
This plier has a wide range of uses, and the firm structure is very suitable for strong operation.
Features
6150crv material forged, oil quenched, hardened by induction quenching.
Surface treatment: the pliers body surface is not easy to rust after fine polishing.
Special Design: The jaw clamping area is specially designed with crossed serrations, which is suitable for strong clamping and pulling.
The other clamping area is suitable for strong leverage and extrusion.
High transmission ratio is adopted to realize easy cutting, and more optimized transmission ratio saves labor compared with ordinary combination pliers.
The cutting edge can cut both soft and hard wires.
Ergonomic handle design effectively reduces hand fatigue.
This plier has a wide range of uses, and the firm structure is very suitable for strong operation.
Specifications
|
Model No |
Function |
Size |
|
110410095 |
with tape puller and crimping jaws |
9.5" |
|
110420095 |
with crimping jaws |
9.5" |
|
110430095 |
holding jaws |
9.5" |
Product Display
Application
This lineman's plier is multifunctional, it has cable pulling function. The cross knurled clamping jaw can be used for stable pulling, such as during fence construction. The long cutting edge of the pliers can be used to cut flat shaped cables. The crimping jaws can be used for crimping sleeve type terminals.
Tips
What's the industrial pliers?
Industrial-grade tools require very different materials and manufacturing processes than ordinary tools. Not only that, but each industrial plier must be carefully tested repeatedly before it reaches the market.
In general, industrial grade pliers will have a small gap in the head, which can have a long service life. The usual edge of the jaw will wear slowly, and if the edge of the closed jaw is slightly worn, the wire will not be cut.
