Knipex’s 82 01 150 TwinGrip front- and side-gripping pliers can grip, tighten and loosen screws with worn heads and threads. They are designed to work even in confined spaces and have a slim turning zone for fast screwing. A pinch stop reduces the risk of crushed fingers.

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.

Gray Tools’ B121-I 5-in-1 insulated pliers are designed to provide up to 1,000V protection. They act as a wire stripper, crimper and bolt cutter. The pliers feature an orange top insulation layer, and a second yellow layer serves as a visual safety indicator. 

Jameson’s JT-PC-00115 7 ½-in. insulated side-cutting pliers are suitable for working live or close to live parts at nominal voltages up to 1,000V. They feature double knife-edge cutting jaws and can be used in a variety of utility, electrical and telecommunication applications.

Crescent Tools’ RT410CVN-05 10-in. V-jaw dipped handle tongue-and-groove pliers are forged from alloy steel and precision-machined for long life and durability. There is a unique tooth design and a precision-machined joint interlock that ensures smooth, positive joint action with no chance of slipping position or coming apart under load.

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.

DeWalt’s DWHT70277 compound action long-nose pliers have induction hardened cutting blades. The bimaterial handle allows for a strong grip and provides added comfort. It is made of chrome vanadium steel for strength and durability.

Channellock’s 911CB 9½-in. Code Blue cable cutting pliers enables users to cut through battery cables and other soft metals and cable up to 4/0 aluminum and 2/0 copper. It is made of forged high-alloy steel for strength and durability and is specially coated for ultimate rust prevention.

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.

Klein Tools’ 2038RINS insulated 8-in.-long nose pliers features side-cutting knives at the hinge and has induction hardened cutting knives for long life. Extended handles provide reach and leverage, and there are small thumbguards for ease of handling and easy storage in users’ toolbelts.

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.

Milwaukee Tool’s 9-in. lineman’s pliers feature a pivot point to provide leverage for cuts through materials such as ACSR and more. They are made in the United States with domestically sourced materials and include a reaming head for ½-in. to 1-in. conduit and a fish tape puller.

Knipex’s 78 41 125 electronics Super Knips pliers feature induction-hardened cutting edges. The precision pliers are used for ultra-fine cutting work. The joint has a stainless steel rivet, and it enables users to sheerly cut with a controlled micro cutting edge misalignment for precise cutting of even the thinnest wires.

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.

Klein Tools’ 2139NERINS insulated side-cutting pliers are 1,000V rated. The thick multilayer grip design provides protection against electric shock. There is a streamlined design with sure-gripping, cross-hatched knurled jaws. It features a hot-riveted joint for smooth action and no handle wobble.

Knipex’s 26 26 200 snipe-nose side-cutting pliers feature elastic tips that are dimensionally stable when twisted and distortion-tolerant. The jaws are half-round, long and with a 40-degree angle.

DeWalt’s DWHT70277 compound action long-nose pliers include induction-hardened cutting blades. The bi-material handle enables a strong grip and provides added comfort. It features an aggressive cross-hatch tooth design for better gripping.

Channellock’s 369CRFT 9½-in. round nose lineman’s pliers feature a fish tape puller that channels fish tape and prevents damage. There is a crimper for use on insulated and noninsulated connections and terminals. It is specially coated for ultimate rust prevention.

Phoenix Contact’s Crimpfox Duo 10 crimping pliers have a rotating die that permits frontal or lateral insertion of ferrules and a locking mechanism keeps the die in position. It self-adjusts to accommodate single and twin ferrules, and 26-8 AWG single wires or 2x20 to 2x12 AWG twin ferrules.