Wiha Insulated 9.5 Inch Lineman’s Pliers with Crimpers

Wiha Insulated 9.5 Inch Lineman’s Pliers with Crimpers

May 31, 2021

Wiha Insulated SoftFinish® Cushion Grip Pliers and Cutters are the standard for premium quality featuring ergonomic cushion grip handles for comfort and control, dual durometer construction for long-lasting durability, and handles directly molded to the tool steel for a permanent bond. The grips feature a slip guard handle design for added protection at the front-end and raised rear-finger steps for easy opening at the back-end. Wiha Insulated SoftFinish® Cushion Grip Pliers and Cutters consist of premium quality tool steel for strength and durability and induction hardened cutting edges and jaws for superior sharpness and longevity. Every single Wiha insulated tool is individually tested to 10,000 volts AC and rated to 1,000 volts AC (1,500 volts DC) for safety and peace of mind in energized applications. All Wiha Insulated tools are VDE Certified and meet EN/IEC 60900 testing standards for protection against arc flash explosion, ASTM F1505 standard specifications for insulated and insulating hand tools, NFPA-70E standards for electrical safety on the job site, and CSA testing benchmarks for safety and performance. Wiha premium quality Insulated SoftFinish® Cushion Grip Drivers are designed and engineered by Wiha Germany and Manufactured in Germany. You can buy with confidence knowing that this product is Backed by the Wiha No Hassle Guarantee.

• Ergonomic cushion grip handles for comfort and control

• Dual durometer construction for long-lasting durability

• Handles direct molded to tool steel for permanent bond

• Slip guard handle design for added protection

• Wiha premium quality tool steel for strength and durability

• Standard industrial brushed finish for surface endurance

• Induction hardened cutting edges and jaws for superior sharpness and longevity

• Individually tested to 10,000 volts AC and rated to 1,000 volts AC for safety and peace of mind

• Meets VDE testing standards for protection against arc flash explosion

• Meets ASTM F1505 standard specifications for insulated and insulating hand tools

• Meets EN/IEC 60900 testing standards for protection against arc flash explosion

• Meets NFPA-70E standard for electrical safety on the job-site

• Meets CSA testing benchmarks for safety and performance

• Designed and engineered by Wiha Germany

• Manufactured by Wiha globally

• Backed by the Wiha No Hassle Guarantee

 

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