Stanley 84-104 Diagonal Cutting Plier 47/64 Inch Jaw

Product Description

The STANLEY 84-104 is a diagonal cutting plier designed for cutting wire and light materials in electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications. It features a round head profile with hand-ground cutting edges that deliver clean, precise cuts. The short jaw design measures 47/64 inches in length with a 3/8 inch jaw thickness, and the beveled cutting edge geometry allows for close cutting in tight spaces. The overall tool weighs 0.31 pounds, making it a lightweight addition to any technician's pouch. This plier is suited for electricians, HVAC technicians, and service professionals who need a reliable, compact diagonal cutter for wire work.

The STANLEY 84-104 is appropriate for residential and light commercial service work where wire cutting in confined areas is required. The 5/16 inch cutting capacity handles standard electrical wire gauges commonly encountered in control wiring, low-voltage thermostat circuits, and general wiring tasks. It is a single-piece hand tool with no spring mechanism, which keeps the design simple and maintenance-free. Trades that regularly work with wire terminations and panel wiring will find this cutter useful as an everyday carry tool.

Key Features

• Hand-ground cutting edges for clean, accurate wire cuts
• Short jaw design with beveled cutting edge allows close cutting in confined spaces
• Round head style for smooth operation and reduced snag in tight access areas
• Jaw length of 47/64 inches with 3/8 inch jaw thickness for compact cutting geometry
• 5/16 inch cutting capacity suitable for standard control and electrical wiring
• Lightweight at 0.31 pounds for all-day carry comfort

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose diagonal cutting plier for use in electrical, HVAC controls, and light mechanical trade applications requiring wire cutting up to 5/16 inch capacity.

Installation Notes

Diagonal cutting pliers are installed and used by licensed electricians and HVAC technicians working on wire termination, control wiring, and panel service. Always de-energize circuits and confirm zero voltage with a meter before cutting any wiring. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses when cutting wire under tension. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when working on electrical systems.