Ecm Industries Llc GS-387 7 in Electrical Linesman Plier

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC GS-387 is a 7-inch electrical linesman plier designed for cutting, gripping, and crimping tasks in the field. Built for high-leverage electrical work, it features knurled jaws for a secure grip on wire and conductors, a side cutter for clean wire cuts, and an integrated crimping die for terminal and connector work. Cushion grips reduce hand fatigue during extended use. This tool is sold in a package quantity of 5 and ships in retail carded packaging. It is the standard go-to linesman plier for licensed electricians and electrical apprentices working on residential and commercial wiring installations.

The GS-387 is suited for general electrical wiring work where a single tool needs to handle gripping, twisting, cutting, and crimping without a tool swap. Typical install scenarios include panel rough-in, service calls, conduit and wire termination work, and low-voltage applications where wire manipulation and connector crimping are routine tasks. The package quantity of 5 makes it appropriate for crew stocking or tool crib restocking.

Key Features

• 7-inch overall length for standard linesman reach and leverage
• High-leverage design reduces grip force required for cutting and crimping
• Knurled jaws provide firm grip on round and flat conductors
• Integrated side cutter for clean wire cuts
• Built-in crimping die for connectors and terminals
• Cushion grips for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard electrical linesman plier suitable for general electrician hand-tool applications in residential and commercial electrical work.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by licensed electricians and qualified electrical workers. Always verify circuits are de-energized and locked out per NFPA 70E and applicable NEC requirements before working on electrical conductors or terminals. Inspect the cushion grips before each use and do not use the tool if grips are cracked or damaged. These pliers are not rated as insulated safety tools for live-line work unless separately certified.