Crescent GG014HN Diagonal Cutting Plier 14 Inches

Product Description

The CRESCENT GG014HN is a 14-inch end-cutting diagonal cutting plier built for cutting wire, cable, and fasteners flush or near-flush to a surface. The tool features an alloy steel handle with a black finish and an end-cut jaw geometry, making it suited for applications where a standard side-cutter cannot reach. The jaw measures 23/32 inches in length and 2-21/32 inches in width, with a jaw thickness of 41/64 inches. Cutting capacity reaches 12 AWG wire. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general tradespeople reach for this tool when clean end cuts are needed in tight or confined installations.

This plier is designed for professional use in residential and commercial electrical, HVAC, and mechanical trade work. The end-cut style is particularly useful when trimming tie wraps, soft wire, or small fasteners close to a panel, enclosure, or fitting. At 14 inches overall length, it provides added leverage compared to compact models, which is useful when cutting heavier-gauge materials. No insulation is provided on the handle, so this tool is intended for use in de-energized environments only.

Key Features

• End-cut jaw style allows flush or near-flush cutting close to surfaces
• 14-inch overall length provides increased cutting leverage
• Jaw length of 23/32 inches and jaw width of 2-21/32 inches
• Cutting capacity rated to 12 AWG wire and 0.60 inches decimal capacity
• Alloy steel construction with black finish for corrosion resistance
• Non-insulated handle — intended for de-energized work only

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose end-cutting plier suitable for electrical, HVAC, and mechanical trade applications requiring flush or near-flush wire and fastener cuts.

Installation Notes

This tool is not electrically insulated and must only be used on de-energized circuits and components. Always de-energize, lock out, and tag out electrical systems before performing any cutting work near live conductors. Inspect the jaw and cutting edges before each use for chips, cracks, or misalignment. NEC guidelines should be followed when working in electrical panels or enclosures.