Klein Tools M2O39285KIT Electrician Hand Tool Set 5 Pc

Product Description

The KLEIN TOOLS M2O39285KIT is a five-piece electrician hand tool set packaged in a box for organized storage and transport. The set includes a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver, a cabinet-tip screwdriver, high-leverage side-cutting pliers, high-leverage diagonal cutting pliers, and a wire stripper and cutter. These are the core hand tools used daily on residential and commercial electrical work. The complete kit weighs 3.2 pounds and fits within a box measuring 16.5 inches long, 7.25 inches wide, and 5.75 inches tall. Electricians and apprentices looking to stock a tool bag with essential hand tools will find this set covers the most common tasks from panel work to device installation.

This set is suited for licensed electricians, journeymen, and apprentices working on residential wiring, commercial branch circuits, device rough-in, and finish work. The combination of cutting pliers, diagonal cutters, and a wire stripper addresses the most frequent wire-handling tasks. The two screwdrivers cover standard terminal and screw types encountered in electrical panels, outlet boxes, and fixture work. The box-style container keeps all five pieces together during transport between job sites or storage in a service van.

Key Features

• Five-piece set covers cutting, stripping, and fastening tasks in one package
• Includes high-leverage side-cutting pliers for cutting heavy wire and cable
• High-leverage diagonal cutting pliers suited for flush cuts in tight spaces
• Wire stripper and cutter handles insulation removal and wire trimming
• No. 2 Phillips and cabinet-tip screwdrivers address common terminal and device screws
• Box-style container keeps all tools organized and protected between uses

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose electrician hand tool kit for use in residential and light commercial electrical installations and service work.

Installation Notes

All tools in this set should be used by a qualified electrician following applicable NEC requirements and local electrical codes. Always verify that circuits are de-energized and locked out before working on conductors or terminals. Inspect each tool for damage before use, and do not use cutting pliers or screwdrivers on energized conductors beyond their rated insulation capacity.