Milwaukee Elec Tool 48-22-6106 Diagonal Cutting Pliers

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE ELEC TOOL 48-22-6106 is a 6-inch diagonal cutting plier built for trade professionals who need precision cutting and multi-function utility in a single hand tool. The cutting edges are iron carbide edge hardened, engineered to deliver up to 2X more cuts compared to standard cutting pliers before requiring replacement or resharpening. A tapered nose with flush cutting blades allows cuts all the way to the tip, which is critical for close-quarters wire and cable work. The forged construction adds structural strength, and the tool includes rust protection for extended service life on demanding jobsites.

These pliers are suited for electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical trade work. The integrated reaming ridges allow a technician to remove burrs from the inside of smooth pipes without reaching for a separate deburring tool. The on-board fish tape puller adds pulling utility that electricians and low-voltage installers will find practical during wire-pull tasks. These are appropriate for both commercial and residential applications where a compact, multi-function cutting plier is needed.

Key Features

• Iron carbide edge hardened cutting edges rated for up to 2X more cuts than standard pliers
• Tapered nose with flush cutting blades that cut all the way to the tip for precision close-work
• Integrated reaming ridges for in-field burr removal from smooth pipe interiors
• On-board fish tape puller for wire-pull and pulling tasks
• Forged design for added structural strength and long-term durability
• Over-molded comfort grips engineered to resist peeling under jobsite conditions
• Rust protection for extended tool lifespan

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 6-inch diagonal cutting plier suitable for electrical, plumbing, and mechanical trade applications requiring flush cutting capability and integrated pipe reaming.

Installation Notes

These pliers are a hand tool requiring no installation. Electricians and plumbers should de-energize circuits and shut off water or gas supply before using cutting pliers near live systems or pressurized lines. Inspect cutting edges before each use and avoid applying side loads beyond the tool's designed cutting plane to preserve edge integrity.