With a high transmission ratio that requires 40% less effort than conventional designs, these 9.5" (24.1 cm) lineman's pliers facilitate the cutting of solid wire up to 0.18" (0.5 cm). The induction-hardened edges reach a hardness of approximately 64 HRC, while the cross-hatched knurled jaws provide a secure surface for gripping and pulling. Forged from oil-hardened vanadium electric steel, the tool also includes a secondary gripping zone below the joint for increased leverage and pressing performance.

With a high transmission ratio that requires 40% less effort than conventional designs, these 9.5" (24.1 cm) lineman's pliers facilitate the cutting of solid wire up to 0.18" (0.5 cm). The induction-hardened edges reach a hardness of approximately 64 HRC, while the cross-hatched knurled jaws provide a secure surface for gripping and pulling. Forged from oil-hardened vanadium electric steel, the tool also includes a secondary gripping zone below the joint for increased leverage and pressing performance.