Channellock’s 911CB 9½-in. cable-cutting pliers are forged from high-alloy steel for strength and durability and are specially coated for rust prevention. They cut through battery cables, other soft metals and cable up to 4/0 aluminum and 2/0 copper. 

Husky’s groove joint pliers are designed for gripping irregularly shaped objects, clamping materials and turning and holding nuts and bolts. They have long handles for increased leverage and a comfort grip design for a safe, nonslip hold. It adjusts a number of sizes without the handle growing wider.

Knipex’s 97 21 215 crimping pliers are designed for cutting cables, stripping wire and crimping noninsulated plug type connectors. They have multicomponent grips and are manufactured from high-strength steel for long life.

Vampire Tools’ VT-001-7LN long-nose screw extraction pliers are designed for stubborn fasteners in tight spaces and made for extracting small stripped, damaged or rusted screws. They feature intermeshed teeth for a firm grip and a 12 mm side cutter for copper and steel wire. 

Cementex’s CRP900 double-insulated cable ring pliers and scoring tool features a double-insulated cable scoring technology to safeguard electricians while preventing damage to cables. The tool is tested to 10,000V and rated for live use up to 1,000V AC/1,500V DC. 

Knipex’s 14 22 160 6¼-in. diagonal cutting pliers with stripper have an elongated cutting edge for access into confined areas. It has a cutting capacity up to 1/8 in. for soft wire and up to 1/16 in. for medium-hard wire. It features the KnipexTEND comfort handles.

Southwire’s SCP9C 9-in. high-leverage side-cutting pliers feature induction-hardened cutting blades. File teeth on jaws help remove burrs in conduit, and the pliers cut ACSR, screws, nails and most hardened wire. They are made of drop-forged 6150 alloy steel. Knurled jaws provide gripping strength.

Channellock’s 718 8-in. duckbill long-reach pliers are specifically designed for hard-to-reach jobs. It features a crosshatch teeth pattern and blue grips for comfort. It is made of high-carbon steel that is specially coated for ultimate rust prevention.

Channellock’s 369CB 9½-in. XLT round-nose lineman’s pliers position the rivet closer to the cutting edge to make cutting easier. The laser heat-treating offers a strong and consistent pattern across the cutting edge, adding increased strength and longevity.

Channellock’s 528 8-in. slip joint pliers feature a serrated jaw for a firm grip and an added wire-cutting shear for soft wire. They are made in the United States and forged from high-carbon U.S. steel coated for ultimate rust prevention. There is a two-position adjustment for various sizes.

Channellock’s 718 8-in. duckbill long-reach pliers are designed for hard-to-reach jobs. They have a flat nose and crosshatched teeth pattern. They are made of high-carbon steel and are specially coated for rust prevention.

Southwire’s 5-in-1 multitool pliers feature a narrow knurled jaw for access to tight spaces. It cuts small-gauge copper wire and communication cables and crimps common size wire ferrules. Comfortable grips minimize hand wear and fatigue, and it reams thin-wall conduit ends.

Milwaukee Tool’s MT505 long-nose pliers feature cross-hatched, laser-hardened teeth for maximum grip when pulling or twisting. The pivot point is designed to give leverage during tough cuts. It features a reaming head for ½- to 1-in. conduit and a fish tape puller. It comes with a comfort grip with a lanyard hole or a dipped grip with a split-ring hole.