Proto J202GS 6-piece Plier Set Diagonal Groove Lineman

Product Description

The PROTO J202GS is a 6-piece professional plier set designed for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general trade use. The set includes six plier types — diagonal, groove, lineman's, long nose, slip-joint, and tongue — covering the most common gripping, cutting, and wire-working tasks encountered in the field. Individual pieces span overall lengths from 6.125 inches to 10.25 inches, giving a tech the right reach for tight quarters or heavy-duty work. Handles are steel construction with red grips. The set is not insulated and is not tether capable, making it suited for standard trade environments rather than live-electrical or height-restricted applications.

This set fits residential and light commercial service work across multiple trades. Electricians use the lineman's and diagonal pliers for wire pulling, cutting, and splicing. HVAC techs reach for the long nose and slip-joint pieces for panel work, connector manipulation, and sheet metal tasks. Plumbers use groove and tongue pliers for fittings and supply lines. The six included pieces are J206G, J227G, J228G, J260SG, J267G, and J278G — all sold together as a single set.

Key Features

• 6-piece set covering diagonal, groove, lineman's, long nose, slip-joint, and tongue plier types
• Individual piece lengths ranging from 6.125 inches to 10.25 inches for varied reach requirements
• Steel handle construction with red grip finish
• Not insulated — intended for de-energized or non-electrical gripping applications
• Not tether capable — standard trade and bench use
• Includes individual part numbers J206G, J227G, J228G, J260SG, J267G, and J278G

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose plier set for trade professionals across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service work. Individual pieces within the set correspond to PROTO part numbers J206G, J227G, J228G, J260SG, J267G, and J278G.

Installation Notes

These pliers are not rated for live-electrical work — power down and lock out equipment before using any non-insulated hand tool near energized components. Inspect each plier for jaw alignment and handle integrity before use. Follow applicable OSHA hand-tool safety guidelines for the trade and task at hand.