Front-right angle view of Tekton 9 1/2 inch cutting pliers. Item #PGF30009
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Item #PGF30009

9-1/2 Inch Lineman's Pliers

$30.00
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  • Jaws can bend thin, flat pieces like metal tabs, mounting brackets, and cable clamps to a crisp right angle
  • Gap spacing holds wire ends keeping each wire flat and in position while twisting them together
  • Crosscut teeth distribute force evenly for sure grip in any direction

Details

A lineman's pliers clamping down on flat stock

Broad, Flat Jaws


The jaws are nearly square with a straight, flat nose. They can bend thin, flat pieces like metal tabs, mounting brackets, and cable clamps to a crisp right angle.

Gap Spacing Holds Wire Ends


A small gap (1 mm ±0.5 mm) allows the jaw faces to remain nearly parallel while holding the ends of multiple wires, keeping each wire flat and in position while twisting them together.


View of the gap between the jaw faces
Wire ends in the jaws

Grip in All Directions

Image comparing crosscut teeth and straight serrations

Unlike straight serrations where the grip strength varies relative to tooth direction, a crosscut pattern grips evenly in any direction.


Range of Tooth Types

Graphic comparing the tooth types of PGF10007 (fine), PGF10008, and PGF30009 (aggressive

Smaller pliers with fine teeth are best for smaller precision applications and result in less marring of the workpiece. Larger pliers with more aggressive teeth provide a stronger grip on less delicate parts.

Crosscut Teeth


Oriented at 120 degrees to each other, the serrations are cut in two passes to form regularly-spaced, diamond-shaped teeth.


Graphic of the crosscut teeth
Close-up view of the jaw
Close-up view of the lower jaws

High-Leverage Lower Jaws


Because they are located below the pivot and a little closer to the fulcrum, the lower jaws can exert about 30% more force than the main jaws, useful for crushing functions like closing wire clamps and crimping connectors.


Graphic showing the load and force of the pliers

Knife-to-Knife Cutting Jaws


Machining the blades to a 65-degree angle allows them to be strong yet sharp, producing a smooth, clean cut with minimal effort. They are comprised of two opposing blades that meet in the center, resulting in an extremely reliable cutting method, especially for harder wires. The blades are hardened to 58 - 64 HRC.


Graphic showing two blades coming together
Close-up view of the knife-to-knife cutting jaws

Cutting Capacities

Chart showing the cutting capacities of the pliers
Image of the handles of the pliers

Wide Profile Handles


The handles have an extra-wide, gently rounded profile that creates a large, smooth contact surface. This spreads out the pressure against your hand so you can comfortably squeeze as hard as needed.

Vinyl Grips


Slim single-layer vinyl grips offer a smooth, nonslip surface that is easy to clean.

The vinyl grips of the pliers being cleaned

Pliers cutting wire
Pliers holding wire
Pliers cutting wire

Specifications

9-1/2 Inch Lineman's Pliers

Specs for 9-1/2 Inch Lineman's Pliers
Country of Origin
Taiwan
Item Weight
1.12 lb.