Stanley 84-108 Diagonal Cutting Pliers 53/64 in Jaw

Product Description

The STANLEY 84-108 is a diagonal cutting plier designed for cutting wire and light-gauge materials in electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications. The round head profile features hand-ground cutting edges that deliver clean, precise cuts. The beveled cutting edge and short jaw geometry allow technicians to work in tight spaces and cut wire close to the surface. At 0.55 pounds, this is a lightweight hand tool suited for daily use on the job site or in the shop. The 53/64-inch jaw length and 1/2-inch cutting capacity cover the wire sizes most commonly encountered in residential and light commercial service work.

This diagonal cutter is a standard-duty hand tool appropriate for residential and light commercial electrical, HVAC control wiring, and general plumbing or mechanical service tasks. The short jaw design makes it especially useful where standard-length cutters cannot reach flush against a surface or terminal block. It is well suited for cutting stranded and solid copper wire within its rated capacity. Technicians working on low-voltage control circuits, panel wiring, or field fabrication of wire harnesses will find the beveled edge and round head configuration practical for repetitive cutting tasks.

Key Features

• Hand-ground cutting edges for clean, accurate wire cuts
• Beveled cutting edge allows close, flush cutting of wire
• Short jaw design enables access in confined spaces
• Round head profile for general-purpose diagonal cutting
• 1/2-inch cutting capacity handles common wire gauges
• Lightweight at 0.55 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose diagonal cutting plier suitable for electrical, HVAC control wiring, and light mechanical service work requiring wire cutting up to 1/2 inch capacity.

Installation Notes

Diagonal cutting pliers should be used by qualified electricians, HVAC technicians, or licensed tradespeople in accordance with NEC and applicable local codes. Always de-energize circuits and verify the absence of voltage before cutting wire in any live panel or control enclosure. Do not use this tool to cut hardened wire, cable beyond its rated capacity, or materials other than wire and soft leads, as doing so may damage the cutting edges. Inspect cutting edges before use and replace the tool if edges are chipped or misaligned.