Overview

• Diagonal cutting pliers with induction-hardened blades cleanly snip copper, aluminum, and soft steel wire in solid, stranded, and braided forms
• Strong, stout long nose pliers with crosscut teeth have thick jaws that taper to a fine tip just at the nose to prevent twisting
• Linemans pliers feature flat, squared off jaws for twisting wires together and side cutters for snipping copper, aluminum, and steel wire
• Slip joint pliers use universal three-zone jaws to grip a wide variety of shapes and a shear-type wire cutter to snip soft and hard wire
• Groove joint pliers use sharp, angled teeth to create a sure, directional bite like a pipe wrench