Armstrong combination pliers, also known as lineman's pliers, are versatile hand tools featuring gripping jaws, a cutting edge, and a rounded nose for bending wire. They are typically made of forged steel with a polished surface and black sides. Common sizes include 6-inch and 8-inch, and they often feature comfortable, slip-resistant grips.
Key Features and Specifications:
Jaw Design: Combination pliers feature a gripping area with serrated jaws for holding and twisting, a cutting edge for shearing wire, and a rounded nose for bending.
Material: High-quality Armstrong combination pliers are typically made of drop-forged steel, providing durability and strength.
Surface Finish: They often have a full polished surface with black sides for corrosion resistance.
Handles: Handles are often designed with a slip-resistant grip, such as TPRA slip soft grip, for comfortable and secure handling.
Cutting Capability: The cutting edge is designed to cut different types of wires.
