Milwaukee Elec Tool 48-22-6101 Long Nose Pliers 8 in

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE ELEC TOOL 48-22-6101 is an 8-inch long nose plier designed for pulling wire and materials through rough-in holes and tight spaces. A 2-inch gripping nose gives technicians reach and control in confined areas. Integrated reaming ridges remove burrs from the inside of smooth pipe without a separate tool. A built-in wire cutter adds a second function to a single tool. The forged construction provides strength and long-term durability, while rust protection extends service life on the jobsite. Over-molded comfort grips reduce hand fatigue during extended use. This tool is suited for licensed electricians, plumbers, and mechanical contractors working in new construction and retrofit applications.

The 48-22-6101 is well suited for residential and light commercial rough-in work where wire pulling and pipe prep happen in the same work area. The integrated fish tape puller adds versatility for pulling wire through conduit or wall cavities. The precision tip allows access to intricate work areas where standard pliers cannot reach. These pliers handle common tasks in electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical trade work, making them a practical single-tool option when working in tight panel boxes, junction boxes, or pipe chases.

Key Features

• 8-inch overall length with a 2-inch gripping nose for reach in confined spaces
• Integrated reaming ridges remove burrs from the inside of smooth pipe
• Built-in wire cutter for cutting without switching tools
• Integrated fish tape puller for wire-pulling tasks
• Forged construction with rust protection for jobsite durability
• Over-molded comfort grip resists peeling and reduces hand fatigue

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose long nose plier for electrical, plumbing, and mechanical trade applications requiring wire pulling, deburring, and cutting in tight spaces.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified trade professionals including licensed electricians and plumbers. Inspect the cutting edge and gripping surfaces before each use and replace the tool if damage is observed. When using on energized systems, confirm the tool is rated for the application and follow applicable NFPA 70E or local safety codes. Keep grips clean and free of oils that could reduce grip security.