Stanley 84-058 4 Piece Plier Set Assortment

Product Description

The STANLEY 84-058 is a four-piece plier assortment packaged on a display card, suited for general trade and maintenance work across electrical, plumbing, and mechanical applications. The set includes a slip joint plier, a diagonal cutting plier, a lineman cutting plier, and a long nose cutting plier, covering the most common gripping, cutting, and bending tasks a technician encounters on the job. At 3.27 pounds total, the set is compact enough to stock as a bench supply or resell as a complete hand tool package. Licensed electricians and plumbers will recognize all four plier types as everyday carry tools.

This assortment is well suited for residential and light commercial service work where a technician needs immediate access to multiple plier types without sourcing them individually. The lineman cutting plier handles heavy wire and cable work, the diagonal cutter trims leads and zip ties, the long nose plier reaches into tight terminal blocks and junction boxes, and the slip joint plier covers general fastener and fitting grip tasks. The display card packaging also makes this set a practical shop counter or van stock item.

Key Features

• Four-piece set covers slip joint, diagonal cutting, lineman cutting, and long nose cutting plier types
• Display card packaging keeps all four tools organized and ready for point-of-use access
• Lineman cutting plier handles heavier wire and cable cuts common in electrical rough-in work
• Long nose cutting plier reaches into confined spaces such as terminal strips and panel knockouts
• Diagonal cutting plier suited for trimming wire leads, cotter pins, and cable ties
• Slip joint plier provides adjustable jaw width for general gripping and fastener work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose plier assortment suitable for electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical service applications requiring standard hand tool plier types.

Installation Notes

These tools are intended for use by qualified trade professionals following applicable safety codes, including NEC guidelines when working on or near energized circuits. Always de-energize and lock out electrical circuits before using cutting pliers near conductors. Inspect each plier for damage before use and do not use pliers as a substitute for wrenches on threaded fasteners.