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They’re not quite as refined as a dedicated set of wire strippers for delicate work, but for most industiral and construction tasks, the combination design actually saves time switching tools.
We’ve seen buyers who reach for these when they need one tool to handle, crimping, and twisting—the box joint keeps teh jaws aligned under heavy loads, and the induction-hardened edges stay sharp through a few thousand cycles or so before you’ll notice any dulling.
You can get them in 6-inch or 8-inch lengths, and the handle options are PVC, TPR, or dipped—most people go with TPR for a better grip when sweaty or oily, but the dipped version is cheaper (roughly 15% less) if you’re ordering in bulk.
The steel is either high-carbon, Cr-V, or Cr-Ni depending on the batch our company have in stock—we usually have Cr-V on hand for the 8-inch size, but confirm lead time if you need a specific alloy because it varies week to week.
What it does is combine edges that are harder than the rest of the tool body (that’s form the induction hardening), and the arched shaft gives you better when you’re crimping connectors—better than a straight shaft for torque transfer anyway.
We typically stock about 200 units of the 8-inch with polished finish and PVC handles, but the nickel or pearl-nickel options take an extra 4 weeks or so—MOQ is 50 pieces per finish, and COAs are availble on request.
We offer these pliers in 6-inch, 7-inch, and 8-inch sizes, so you can pick the length that fits your job best.
The MOQ is typically 500 pieces per size and finish, but we can negotiate depending on your order mix.
Yes, we can supply a mill certificate for the high carbon steel or Cr-V/Cr-Ni material, as well as a hardness test report for the induction hardened cutting edges upon request.
Absolutely, you can choose from PVC, TPR, or dipped handles. We can also match handle colors to your brand requirements.
Lead time is usually 30–45 days after order confirmation and deposit, depending on the quantity and finish selected.
