Stanley 84-101 Long Nose Pliers Side Cutter 2-3/16 in Jaw

Product Description

The STANLEY 84-101 is a long nose needle nose plier with an integrated side cutter, designed for gripping, bending, and cutting wire in tight spaces. The jaw measures 2-3/16 inches in length and features a serrated texture for positive grip on small components, fasteners, and wire. A rust-resistant finish extends service life in field and shop environments. This hand tool is suited for electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade professionals who need reliable reach and cutting capability in confined areas.

The STANLEY 84-101 is a standard-head long nose plier intended for residential and light commercial trade work. It performs well in electrical panel work, low-voltage wiring, HVAC control wiring, and plumbing fixture installation where precise gripping and wire cutting are required. The compact jaw profile allows access to terminal strips, junction boxes, and tight conduit runs. Its single-piece design with no internal spring keeps the tool simple and durable across high-cycle daily use.

Key Features

• 2-3/16 inch serrated jaw length for secure grip on wire and small components
• Integrated side cutter for wire trimming without a separate tool
• Standard head style fits most common gripping and bending tasks
• Rust-resistant finish suitable for field use and varied shop environments
• No internal spring — straightforward, low-maintenance design
• Sold individually as a single-unit package

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose long nose plier suitable for electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical trade applications requiring a serrated jaw and side cutting capability.

Installation Notes

Always de-energize circuits and verify the absence of voltage before using pliers on or near electrical conductors. When cutting wire, confirm the conductor is isolated from live current. These pliers are a hand tool and should not be used as a striking tool or applied to fasteners beyond their jaw capacity. HVAC and electrical work must comply with applicable NEC and local code requirements.