8-Inch Combination Pliers 190mm for Gripping and Cutting
Key points
- 190 mm body gives strong leverage on stubborn fixings
- Jaw width and cutting edge cover grip and wire tasks
- Drop-forged steel resists deformation under load
- Factory-direct with low MOQ and OEM handle marking
- One tool covers gripping, bending and trimming, so maintenance techs carry fewer hand tools on a call-out
- Fencing and agricultural crews can grip and cut wire in one pass, reducing the tool changes that slow a long fence run
- Builders merchants can stock one plier size that covers gripping and wire cutting for trade buyers
- Vehicle technicians can release a stiff hose clip and snip a cable tie without swapping to a separate cutter
| Size | 8 inch |
| Overall Length | 190 mm |
| Jaw Width | 15 mm |
| Handle Width | 82 mm |
| Type | Combination / Linesman Pliers |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Eight inch combination pliers forged for everyday gripping, twisting and cutting in maintenance and assembly work. The 190 mm body gives enough leverage to grip stubborn fixings, while the 15 mm jaw width and hardened cutting edge handle wire and cable tasks. The 82 mm handle span keeps the grip comfortable during repeated use, and the drop-forged steel construction resists deformation under load. Typical applications include electrical installation, plumbing maintenance, automotive repair, machinery assembly and general workshop duty. The jaws combine a serrated gripping zone with a cutting section, so one tool covers pulling, bending and trimming without a change of hand tool. Factory-direct supply supports low minimum order quantity, bulk cartons and OEM handle marking for distributors, tool wholesalers, maintenance contractors and importers assembling a hand tool catalogue for 2026. Site supervisors can clear a snagging list with one tool in a pocket, tightening a loose gland or trimming a stray wire without calling an electrician back to the job. Site carpenters use the jaws to pull a stubborn nail and the cutter to trim a fixing strap, so a second tool is not needed when a first-fix turns into a quick repair.
