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.

Channellock’s 957 7-in. wire stripper includes a precision ground cutter, common stripping hole sizes and a lean nose design for pulling and looping wire. The cutting edges cleanly cut and strip AWG 10–20 wire. It has an ergonomic handle design and durable coiled spring to reduce hand fatigue. 

Senko’s MPO crimp tool can be used for multifiber push-on and MPO plus connectors. It is designed for precision crimping, and it has a nonslip handle. It can also be used for a thick jacket crimp.

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. 

Madi’s lineman’s hammer has a handle made of a single piece of forged steel for durability. The large head is designed for driving lag screws, J hooks and hard heads, while the small milled staple starter head provides precision for initiating fasteners. There is a long handle for two-handed operation.

Lowell Corp.’s 152 double­square transmission lineman’s wrench is designed for high-line utility pole installation and repair. The ergonomic handle shape makes work more comfortable, and the bolt-thru design lets bolts pass entirely through sockets and arm head so nuts can be secured on any threaded length. 

Phoenix Contact’s CUTFOX-ES-1 electrician’s scissors have a micro-serrated cutting area and a notch for removing the sheath from multistranded cables. It is designed for copper, aluminum and Kevlar fibers. It has a plastic, two-component nonslip soft-grip handles for ergonomic design, with an adjustable screw joint and belt clip.

iToolco’s SD01 strut driver has engagement teeth that allow users to drive strut sizes of ½ to 1 5/8-in. from the side. Simply insert the engagement teeth into the strut, then drive. Once the strut is driven in far enough, move to the top of the strut to finish driving it to the final grade level. 

Uline’s Martor safety cutter has a disposable blade head. The concealed blade protects fingers and product, and it has a lightweight polycarbonate body. There is a built-in tape splitter. It has a dual-sided blade, and users can flip it to use the other side.

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.

Irwin Tools’ IWHT51015 15-oz. high-velocity hammer features a side nail puller, magnetic nail starter and a finger rest for added control. It is made of one-piece steel for strength. It has a large strike face. 

Hultafors’ VDE slotted screwdriver has an insulated blade for working on electrical installations up to 1,000V. The long rubber-coated handle ensures grip for precision and maximal transmission of power. The handle is made from durable PPC plastic with a coating of age-resistant and easy-to-grip rubber. 

Jameson Tools’ JT-PC-00130 10-in. insulated cable cutter is designed for working live or close to live parts at nominal voltages up to 1,000V. It is cut-, abrasion- and impact-resistant and can be used in temperatures between –40ºF and 158ºF. It is made of heavy-duty, injection-molded Nylon 11 and can be used in applications such as utility, electrical and telecommunications.

Uline’s H-6415 comfort grip scissors have a soft rubber handle for extended use. They are designed for both right-handed and left-handed use. The blades are 2½ mm thick and 4 in. long. The handle is made of polypropylene/thermoplastic rubber.

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.

Empire Level’s 580 series I-beam level has durable acrylic vials. The vial reads slope at 1/8, ¼, 3/8 or ½ in. per foot of horizontal run. It has a high-strength magnetic edge for hands-free use, and impact-resistant end caps protect the frame and vials. Ergonomic grip zones enhance comfort and portability.

Fiber Instrument Sales’ crimp tool die and handle aids in precision crimping that meets nonoptical disconnect requirements and pull strength demands. It includes three crimp sizes: 0.128 in. hex, 0.137 in. round
and 0.190 in. round. Additional dies are available.

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.

ABB’s TBZ3 crimping tool is a ratchet type hand tool. It is front loading and is designed for insulated cord ends between 0.5 and 6 mm². It is 195 mm long and has a mechanism to ensure a full compression. 

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.

Jameson’s insulated ratcheting box wrench is suitable for working live or close to live parts at nominal voltages up to 1,000V. It can be used in a wide variety of utility, electrical and telecommunications applications. The 72-tooth ratchet ring and gear meets torque specifications and produces a 5-degree rotation for use in tight spaces.

Channellock’s 957 7-in. wire stripper includes a precision ground cutter, common stripping hole sizes and a lean nose design for pulling and looping wire. There is an ergonomic handle design and coiled spring reduce hand fatigue. It features laser-etched gauge indicators and a lock for safe storage.

Dynamic’s 14-piece insulated screwdriver set has interchangeable blades, including a variety of Phillips, Torx and slotted tips. The tips are precision-machined for an exact fit and have easy-to-read identification for selecting the appropriate tool for the job.

Greenlee’s insulated, square-tipped screwdriver is rated to 1,000V AC. It is built with precision-machined, black phosphate-plated tips for fastener contact. It is ergonomically designed for comfort and torque, and the dual-color insulation provides added safety.

Lowell Corp.’s 150 double-square distribution lineman’s wrench is designed for high-line utility pole installation and repair. The ergonomic handle shapes make work comfortable, and the bolt-thru design lets bolts pass entirely through the sockets and arm head so nuts can be secured on any threaded length.

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.

Platinum Tools’ pro punchdown kit includes a Velcro, belt-attached pouch for secure containment, a NeverDull 110 punchdown blade and professional electrician’s scissors.

Jonard’s TSFB-125 thermal stripper is designed to thermomechanically remove coatings from optical fibers with cladding. It is compact and features adjustable temperature and time settings that enable it to adapt to a wide range of acrylate coatings and cladding sizes.

ICC’s single-blade punchdown tool can be used for wiring blocks, patch plugs, modular connectors, faceplates and patch panels. The high-impact setting is used when seating 110 connecting blocks into 110 wiring blocks.

Lowell Corp.’s 152 double square transmission lineman’s wrench is used for high-line utility pole installation and repair. The ergonomic handle shape makes work more comfortable, and a bolt-thru design lets bolts pass through the sockets and arm head so nuts can be secured on any threaded length. 

DeWalt’s DWHT68000 Max Fit 11-in-1 multibit screwdriver helps reduce the potential for stripped screws with a tight fit in fasteners. The removable shaft helps prevent loss of bits. The soft, bi-material handle enables users to comfortably grip and fasten or loosen screws. 

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.

Knipex’s 74 02 200 high-leverage diagonal cutter features a hand-friendly handle shape for ease of use, and the multicomponent grip provides user comfort. It features a forged joint axle for continuous demands.

Lawrence Sales Co. Inc.’s Light Bulb Changer is designed to provide an effective way to install and uninstall a BR 20 and BR 30 high-hat light bulb, including broken bulbs, without having to use a ladder. Simply thread the included reverse thread adapter onto a broom handle to use.

Knipex’s 95 16 165 cable shears are designed for cutting copper and aluminum single conductors as well as multiple stranded cables. It can be used to cut larger cable cross-sections. The insulating multicomponent grips additionally protect the user from an electric shock. 

Lowell Corp.’s 101 triple dual-end distribution lineman’s wrench features an ergonomic handle and fluorescent orange sockets, which make the wrench harder to lose and easier to find. The bolt-thru design lets bolts pass entirely through the sockets.

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.

Irwin Tools’ 20-oz. steel general-purpose hammer features a rounded handle design for comfort and control. The curved bottom prevents slippage, and there is a hardened end cap for durability. The magnetic nail holder offers hands-free versatility when setting a nail.

Jonard Tool’s MS-326 midspan slit and ring tool consists of five precision slitting and ring grooves for opening fiber jackets and loose buffer tubes. One side performs radial/ring cuts and the other side slits the cable.

Makita’s ML102 12V lithium-ion cordless LED lantern can be used as a lantern or flashlight by changing the internal LED direction. The conical reflector provides 360-degree illumination. The high-luminance single LED provides up to 100 lumens. It is 71/8-in. long and weighs 0.9 lbs. The dust- and drip-proof design allows for outdoor use.

Lind Equipment’s 15W Beacon360 Torch battery-operated handlamp is encased in an indestructible weatherproof unit. The four lighting modes are 360-degree high mode, 360-degree low mode, 180-degree mode and flashlight mode. The built-in magnet can be used to attach the light to metal.

DeWalt's DWHT20544 15-in. hand saw features a three sided tooth design and induction-hardened teeth that stay sharp. There are eight teeth per inch, and the handle is made out of plastic and rubber.

Ericson’s 12V, 7W LED, low-voltage hand lamp is designed for outdoor use and wet locations. It has a molded handle, glass globe and 50-ft. of heavy-duty cable. It fits an incandescent 12V and 75W bulb. 

DeWalt’s 3–lb. fiberglass drilling hammer has a forged steel body to withstand outdoor, rugged conditions. The handle is created with lightweight fiberglass and has overstrike protection to reinforce where handles break most. It has an overmolded textured grip and a medium-carbon steel head. It features a forged steel head and rubberized grips.

Klein Tools’ three-piece tool set includes everything needed to cut, strip and test cable. The 9-in. high-leverage side-cutting pliers are made from steel and have induction-hardened cutting knives. The Klein-Kurve wire stripper/cutter cuts, strips and loops 8–16 AWG solid and 10–18 AWG stranded wire. The noncontact voltage tester detects 50–1,000 voltages.

Commercial Electric’s five-piece electrician’s tool set includes a digital multimeter, a 7-in. solid and stranded wire stripper/cutter, 7-in. diagonal wire-cutting pliers, a set of 25 winged wire connectors and a 30-ft. roll of ³/₄-in. vinyl electrical tape.

Klein Tools’ line of duct and sheet metal tools, including a duct cutter with wire cutter, HVAC hand notcher, tin snips, a hole cutter and more. Products feature all-steel construction and nickel-chrome plated hardware, self-opening latches for one-handed operation and contoured grips covering hardened steel handles.

Crescent/Wiss' offset straight snips enable users to cut sheet metal more safely with offset blades to keep hands clear of the work area. They can cut up to 18-gauge steel and feature compound levers, precision-cast serrated blades and ergonomic grips. 

Reed’s PDEB250 cone chamfer tool chamfers the inside or outside diameter of plastic pipe from ¾–2 ½ in. nominal diameter, including metric sizes. It can be used with a drill or manually. It has a hardened steel blade for smooth cuts and long blade life.

Knipex Tools’ tethered tool pliers program feature lanyard connections and tether attachments in the form of plastic brackets with a closed wire clamp welded to the handle. The tool program includes high-leverage combination pliers, cable shears, mini bolt cutters, electrician’s pliers, lineman’s pliers, needle-nose pliers, a wire rope cutter and more. 


Klein Tools’ high-visibility Hi-Viz drivers feature glow-in-the-dark handles, which help users locate tools in dark or dimly lit places. The handles charge in either natural or artificial light, creating a bright glow that lasts more than 30 minutes. The chrome-finished Hi-Viz drivers come with a cushion-grip handle. Available models include a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver, ¼-in. cabinet-tip screwdriver, 6-in-1 multibit screwdriver/nut driver, No. 1 and No. 2 Phillips, 3/16-in. and ¼-in. slotted screwdrivers and 5/16-in. and ¼-in. hex screwdrivers.