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The long nose pliers are a tool that is useful to electricians, engineers, artisans, and other field individuals in holding and cutting materials especially in areas where it’s difficult to do so

Combination pliers have a large clamping force and can firmly clamp various materials, such as steel wires, wires, pipes, etc. The cutting edge of the wire cutter adopts a special cutting edge design

Water pump pliers are generally used to clamp flat or cylindrical metal parts. It features multiple jaw opening widths.

One of the instruments that instrumentation electricians, internal line electricians, and motor repairers frequently use to remove the wire head's surface insulation layer from the power source is a

Round-nosed pliers are pliers with rounded edges on the jaws. They don’t have cutting edges and they are commonly used to make round splices or loops of wire.

Bent nose pliers are a type of pliers with a curved jaw that is commonly used to clamp and bend metal materials.

Long nose pliers are a common hand tool used to grip small or hard-to-grasp items. The jaw of long nose pliers is usually tapered and can hold very small items such as small screws, small nuts

Combination pliers let you use one tool to do several jobs. These pliers feature a single scissor-style jaw opening, with half of the length being a cutting edge for cutting wire and the other half

Cable shears are a kind of clippers shears specially used for cutting cables. The two blades are interlocked and can be opened and closed. Cable shears belong to large scissors

Wire strippers are one of the commonly used tools for internal line electricians, motor repairers, and instrumentation electricians

Bent nose pliers and needle-nose pliers are nearly identical in every aspect only with one exception.. While bent nose pliers have a hooked design, needle-nose pliers have straight jaws. Other than

Combination pliers allow you to perform multiple tasks with one tool. These pliers have one scissor-type jaw opening, where half of the length is flat and used for gripping, and the other half is a