Overview

• Staple And Nail Puller: Parallel jaws grip the crown of a staple or the head of a nail and easily pry them out
• Wire Splicer: Use the top and bottom jaws to isolate two strands of wire for splicing and separating, or use the large bottom jaws to grip and twist multiple strands of wire
• Staple Starter: Use the two jaw openings to hold a staple in place and drive it with a hammer, or start a staple with one hand by gripping it in the upper jaws and swinging the pliers into a fence post
• Striking Face: The flat striking surface is less prone to chipping and deformation than typical serrated surfaces when used with a hammer to drive the claw under a staple
• Wire Cutting Shears: The induction-hardened wire shears are positioned close to the pivot pin to increase leverage, and the angled 80-degree teeth create a slicing action, making it easier to cut thicker wire
• Staple Claw: The long, pointed claw gives better access for prying out staples
• Cutting Capacity: solid galvanized or coated steel wire (8 - 18 AWG), solid aluminum wire (6 - 18 AWG), barbed or barbless two-strand wires (12.5 - 18 AWG)