Klein Tools Introduces the All-Purpose Pliers with Crimper

Klein All Purpose Pliers

Klein Tools’ all-purpose pliers with crimper is a durable wire stripping tool that also has the functionality of a long-nose pliers and crimper.

The all-purpose pliers with crimper (Cat. No. J207-8CR) offer these features:

•    cuts and strips 10-1 8 AWG solid and 1 2-20 AWG stranded wire
•    long nose grabs and loops wire
•    includes shearing holes for 6-32 and 8-32 screws
•    crimps non-insulated connectors, lugs and terminals
•    forged steel for maximum durability
•    induction-hardened cutting knives for long life
•    hot-riveted joint ensures smooth action and no handle wobble
•    Ddual-material Journeyman handles provide a firm grip and added comfort

For more information visit www.kleintools.com/catalog/all-purpose-pliers/all-purpose-pliers-crimperor contact your local distributor.

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