Irwin 1002L3 4 Inch Curved Jaw Locking Pliers Wire Cutter

Product Description

The IRWIN INDUSTRIAL TOOL CO 1002L3 is a 4-inch curved jaw locking plier with an integrated wire cutter, built for trade professionals who need a secure, hands-free grip on workpieces. Manufactured from high-grade alloy steel that has been heat treated, this tool delivers strong jaw clamping force without slipping. The adjusting screw holds its set position between uses, making it well suited for repetitive clamping tasks on the job site. Once locked onto the workpiece, both hands are freed for other work. The tool weighs 1.44 pounds and is sold in packages of five units.

This locking plier is a general-purpose hand tool used across plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and mechanical trades. The curved jaw profile provides grip on round, irregular, and flat stock. The built-in wire cutter adds utility for electrical and low-voltage work where a secondary cutting tool would otherwise be needed. It is equally suited to light fabrication, fastener removal, and clamping sheet metal or pipe fittings during assembly or repair work in both residential and commercial settings.

Key Features

• Curved jaw profile locks securely onto round, flat, and irregular workpieces
• Integrated wire cutter for cutting wire without switching tools
• Adjusting screw retains its setting for consistent, repetitive clamping
• Locks to the work to free both hands during installation or assembly
• High-grade alloy steel construction with heat treatment for durability

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose locking plier suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trade applications where a 4-inch curved jaw clamping tool is required.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by licensed tradespeople across multiple disciplines and requires no installation. Before adjusting or clamping on energized electrical components, de-energize the circuit per NEC guidelines. When working on pressurized plumbing or gas lines, shut off supply and relieve pressure before using any clamping tool. Inspect the jaw teeth and adjusting screw for wear before each use to ensure safe locking force.