9-Inch Multi-Function Combination Pliers (210mm, CR-V)
Key points
- Cuts, grips, strips and crimps in one tool
- Hardened CR-V forged head stays aligned
- AWG 14-8 stripping holes for electricians
- 210mm length gives strong leverage
- Anti-slip handle for oily workshop hands
- One dependable belt tool for electrical, plumbing and workshop tasks
- Rust-resistant finish stays dependable in humid workshop conditions
- Useful spare in electrical and plumbing vans where one tool has to cover several trades
- Appliance engineers can grip, cut and crimp on one call-out instead of carrying three separate pliers
- Standardising on one nine-inch plier across a maintenance contract means spares, belt sets and operator training all follow the same part
| Total Length | 210 mm (9 inch) |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
| Functions | Cutting, Gripping, Stripping, Crimping |
| Wire Stripping | AWG 14/12/10/8 |
| Handle | Comfort Anti-Slip Grip |
| 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
Heavy-duty 9-inch multi-function combination pliers that cut, grip, strip and crimp in one tool. The chrome vanadium forged head carries hardened cutting edges for steel wire and soft cable, a wire stripper for AWG 14-8 conductors, and a crimper for insulated terminals. The 210mm total length delivers comfortable leverage for daily electrical, plumbing and general workshop tasks, while the slip-resistant handle provides a secure grip even with oily hands. Ideal for electricians, technicians, DIY users and maintenance crews who want one dependable plier on the belt. The drop-forged body keeps the jaws aligned under repeated heavy use, and the rust-resistant finish stays clean in humid conditions. A core fast-moving SKU for hardware wholesalers and tool distributors building complete hand-tool ranges. Steady demand across electrical and plumbing accounts also makes the plier easy to forecast, so buyers can fix a reorder point once and let restocking run on a predictable cycle instead of reacting to shortages. Site electricians use the crimping station for ferrules and bootlace ends during panel wiring, and the serrated grip pulls a stuck gland nut, so the plier stays in hand for a whole first-fix run.
