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The CRESCENT Z5428-06 is a diagonal cutting plier from the Z2 series, designed for cutting wire and light fasteners in electrical, HVAC, and plumbing rough-in work. It features a knife-to-knife cutting edge with a 0.75-inch cutting edge length and a rated cut capacity of AWG 7 wire. The polished jaw finish resists corrosion and makes cleanup straightforward. The straight handle is wrapped in a professional dipped rawhide-colored grip that measures 4.75 inches in length, giving a firm, controlled hold during repetitive cuts. At 0.673 pounds, the tool is light enough for extended use without hand fatigue.
The Z5428-06 is suited for residential and light commercial electrical, HVAC control wiring, and plumbing applications where wire cutting and lead trimming are routine tasks. Electricians reach for this tool during panel work, device rough-in, and low-voltage wiring runs. HVAC technicians use it when cutting thermostat wire, sensor leads, and control circuit conductors. The knife-to-knife edge geometry produces a clean, flush cut that leaves minimal burr on soft copper and aluminum wire up to AWG 7.
Designed as an OEM-style hand tool replacement or addition for professional electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers requiring a diagonal cutter rated to AWG 7 wire capacity.
Diagonal cutting pliers should be used on de-energized circuits only — verify power is off and lockout/tagout procedures are followed before cutting any conductors. This tool is intended for wire and soft material cutting; do not use on hardened steel fasteners or piano wire, as doing so can nick or roll the cutting edge. NEC work practices apply when cutting conductors inside electrical enclosures. Inspect the cutting edge periodically and replace the tool if the edge shows visible nicks or the pivot develops excessive play.
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