Industrial Grade Lineman Pliers 6" (CR-V Forged)
Key points
- Drop-forged CR-V steel - strong & durable
- Induction-hardened cutting edges
- Multi-function: cut, grip, crimp, strip
- Crimp and strip wire without extra tools
- Comfort grip reduces hand fatigue
- Precision-aligned joint stays true through repeated heavy cuts
- Combined cut, grip, crimp and strip functions replace three separate tools in the bag
- A practical all-in-one choice for electrical fit-outs and maintenance teams that need fewer tool changes at the panel
- Multi-function jaws help electrical and construction buyers equip crews with one compact tool for common wire tasks
- The combined cutting, gripping and crimping functions help contractors reduce tool changes during panel and junction-box work
- 6-inch length fits tight panel and distribution-board work where a full-size plier will not go
- Contractors can standardise on one forged plier across crews instead of mixing sizes and types
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel, Drop Forged |
| Length | 6 inch (8/9 inch available) |
| Type | Lineman / Combination Pliers |
| Functions | Cutting, Gripping, Crimping |
| Handle | TPR Comfort 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 lineman pliers drop-forged from chrome vanadium steel with induction-hardened cutting edges that slice through wire, cable and light metal with ease. The multi-function design integrates cutting, gripping, crimping and stripping functions in one tool. A precision-aligned joint ensures smooth, consistent operation, while the TPR comfort grip reduces hand fatigue. A staple for electricians, construction workers and general trades. On residential rewires and commercial fit-outs, the combined jaws let technicians cut, strip and crimp in one pass, reducing the trips back to the tool bag that slow down panel and junction-box work. For maintenance crews servicing machinery and conveyors, the hardened edges stay sharp through daily use on copper, steel wire and light cable, while the TPR grip keeps hands comfortable during long overhead sessions. Contractors standardising hand tools can order the 6 inch size for panel work and step up to the 8 or 9 inch option for heavier cable runs, keeping one familiar plier style across the crew. Electrical contractors can keep the same plier style on every service van and in the workshop, so a technician moving between vehicles picks up a familiar tool with no change to cutting, gripping or crimping technique.
