Klein Tools D201-7CSTA Ironworker's Pliers, Aggressive Knurl, 9-Inch

Klein Tools D201-7CSTA Ironworker's Pliers, Aggressive Knurl, 9-Inch

These Ironworker's Pliers cut and twist rebar tie wire. They feature aggressive teeth for a strong grip when twisting and pulling. The spring-loaded design enables self-opening. Exclusive handle tempering absorbs the ''snap'' when cutting wire. Hook-bend in the handle provides added grip and leverage.

• Deep channels on the knurl provide a strong grip for easier twisting and pulling
  
• Twists and cuts soft annealed rebar tie wire
  
• Spring-loaded action for self-opening
  
• Exclusive handle tempering absorbs the ''snap'' when cutting wire
  
• Induction hardened cutting knives for long life
  
• Hot-riveted joint for smooth action and no handle wobble
  
• Side-cutting knives at hinge
  
• Forged steel for maximum durability
  

SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: Cutting Pliers
• Application: Soft Annealed Rebar Tie Wire
• Special Features: Aggressive Knurl; Spring Loaded
• Overall Length: 9.25'' (235 mm)
• Material: Steel
• Nose Type: Square
• Jaw Length: 1.281'' (32.5 mm)
• Jaw Width: 1.156'' (29.4 mm)
• Jaw Thickness: 1-9/32'' (32.5 mm)
• Knife Length: 0.625'' (15.9 mm)
• Handle Color: Red
• Handle Finish: Plastic
• Weight: 0.75 lb (0.34 kg)

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