10-1/2 Inch Fencing Pliers
10-1/2 Inch Fencing Pliers
- The parallel jaws can grip the crown of a staple or the head of a nail and easily pry them out
- Use the top and bottom jaws to isolate two strands of wire for splicing or separating
- Wide, flat handles with slim, nonslip grips provide a comfortable and controlled grip
Details
All-in-One Fencing Tool
Fencing pliers are a compact, versatile tool for working with wire, nails, and staples.
A. Staple Claw
B. Staple and Nail Puller
C. Wire Shears
D. Gripping Jaws (Upper)
E. Striking Face
F. Wire Shears
G. Gripping Jaws (Lower)
Staple and Nail Puller
The parallel jaws can grip the crown of a staple or the head of a nail and easily pry them out.
Nail
Staple
Wire Splicer
Use the top and bottom jaws to isolate two strands of wire for splicing or separating.
The bottom jaws are large enough to grip and twist multiple strands of wire.
Staple Starter
Use the two jaw openings to hold a staple in place and drive it with a hammer.
Start a staple with one hand by gripping it in the upper jaws and swinging it into the post.
Striking Face
The flat surface is less prone to chipping and deformation than a serrated surface.
Hit the striking face with a hammer to drive the claw under a staple.
Staple Claw
The long, pointed claw is ideal for accessing and prying out staples.
Wire Cutting Shears
The induction-hardened wire shears are positioned close to the pivot pin to increase leverage.
A. Shear
B. Pivot Pin
Angled Shear Teeth
The angled 80-degree teeth create a slicing action, making it easier to cut thicker wire.
| Solid | Galvanized Steel Wire | 18 - 8 AWG |
| Coated Steel Wire | 18 - 8 AWG | |
| Aluminum Wire | 18 - 6 AWG | |
| Stranded | Barbed Wire | 18 - 12.5 AWG |
| Barbless Wire | 18 - 12.5 AWG |
Gripping Jaws
Grip, pull, and stretch wire with the lower gripping jaws.
Handle Grip
The handles are long, lean, and close together for a comfortable and controlled grip.
Specifications
10-1/2 Inch Fencing Pliers
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
| Item Weight | 1.68 lb. |