Stanley 84-113 Linesman Pliers Side Cutting 8.75 in

Product Description

The STANLEY 84-113 is a side-cutting linesman's pliers designed for electrical work, wire splicing, and general-purpose gripping tasks. Built with a round nose head and a serrated jaw surface, this plier handles both cutting and grasping functions in a single tool. The overall length is 8.75 inches, with a jaw length of 1.47 inches. Dual dipped handles provide grip comfort and help reduce hand fatigue during extended use. At 0.925 pounds, the tool is solid enough for field work without adding unnecessary bulk to a tool bag. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors reach for this style of plier on nearly every service call.

Linesman's pliers are a standard tool in residential and commercial electrical installations. The 84-113 is suited for pulling wire, twisting conductors together, cutting copper or aluminum wire, and gripping conduit fittings. Electricians working panel installations, rough-in wiring, or low-voltage control wiring will find the serrated jaw useful for securing wire nuts and turning small fasteners. The tool is equally at home in a service truck or on a job-site belt pouch.

Key Features

• Side-cutting blade for clean wire cuts without a separate cutter
• Serrated jaw surfaces for positive grip when grasping and turning objects
• Round nose head geometry suited to wire twisting and connector work
• Dual dipped handles for improved grip in wet or oily conditions
• Compact 8.75-inch overall length fits standard tool pouches and belt holsters

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose linesman's pliers suitable for residential and commercial electrical installation and service work.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified electricians and electrical tradespeople. Always de-energize and verify the absence of voltage on any circuit before working with wire or making connections. Inspect the handles for cuts or damage before each use. Follow applicable NEC requirements for conductor splicing and termination methods in your jurisdiction.