7-1/2" Long Chain Nose Solid Joint Side Cutting Pliers - Carded

6547CVN
Crescent offers a broad range of pliers, including tongue and groove, slip joint, solid joint, and locking in a variety of styles. They are made from alloy steel to provide improved strength and durability. Available with either a dual material grip, an easy to clean dipped grip or professional steel handle, they are all designed for ergonomic comfort during continuous use. We make pliers for gripping, twisting, cutting, stripping, or bending wire and cable for use by both trades professionals and DIY users.

Features

  • Designed for reaching confined areas
  • Long chain nose with fine serrated jaws to easily make wire loops and bends
  • Electronically induction hardened hand-honed, long lasting cutting edges
Features
  • Designed for reaching confined areas
  • Long chain nose with fine serrated jaws to easily make wire loops and bends
  • Electronically induction hardened hand-honed, long lasting cutting edges
  • Manufactured from forged alloy tool steel for durability
  • Polished head resists rust and corrosion
Specifications
Weight (Catalog) : 0.45 lb
Warranty : Full Lifetime
Edge Type/Cut Capacity : Std./14 AWG
Type : Long/Needle Nose
Overall Length : 7.0 in
Size : 7.5 in
Overall Width : 2.0 in
Wire Crimper : No
Overall Height : 0.42 in
UPC : 037103212993
Jaw Length : 42.06mm
Material : Alloy Steel
Jaw Capacity : 1.0 in
Jaw Thickness : 0.375 in
Finish : Polished
Jaw Width : 0.75 in
ASME Specification : Meets or Exceeds
Cutting Edge Length : .5 in
Insulated : No
Wire Cutter : No
Handle Color : Rawhide
Handle Material : Double Dip
Handle Length : 3.5 in
Reviews & Questions
What is the difference between chain nose, long nose, and flat nose pliers?
Chain nose pliers have jaws that are flat inside and rounded on the outside. Long nose pliers have tapered, serrated jaws and flat nose pliers have wider, flat jaws that are ideal for gripping.
When would I use chain nose pliers?
Chain nose pliers are best when used for jobs that need to be precise. Electricians and electronics technicians use them for tasks like holding small parts in place, bending, twisting, and cutting wires.
What is the benefit of dipped handle slip joint pliers?
Dipped handles are easy to clean and provide a durable layer that protect from wear and tear.