Wiha 32939 Insulated Diagonal Cutting Pliers

Product Description

The WIHA 32939 is an insulated diagonal cutting plier designed for electrical and low-voltage wiring work where hand protection from energized conductors is required. The cutting edges are induction hardened for extended service life and deliver a 0.098-inch maximum cutting capacity suitable for wire, small cable, and component leads. The steel body is paired with ergonomic molded grip handles that are rated for insulated use, meeting VDE, EN/IEC, ASTM, CSA, NFPA, and OSHA standards. Finger jam protection is built into the handle design to reduce pinch-point injuries during repetitive cutting tasks. This tool is appropriate for licensed electricians, low-voltage technicians, and HVAC controls installers working around energized circuits.

The WIHA 32939 suits residential and commercial electrical installation and service work where insulated hand tools are required by code or job-site safety policy. Common applications include panel wiring, control wiring, instrumentation, and any task requiring precise diagonal cuts on conductors in tight spaces. The insulated handles make this plier a standard choice when working near live circuits up to the rated voltage of the insulation standard.

Key Features

• Induction hardened cutting edges and jaws for long-lasting sharpness
• 0.098-inch maximum cutting capacity for wire and small conductors
• Insulated handles meeting VDE, EN/IEC, ASTM, CSA, NFPA, and OSHA standards
• Ergonomic molded grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive use
• Finger jam protection built into handle design
• Diagonal head style for access in confined spaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose insulated diagonal cutting plier for use by electrical and low-voltage trade professionals requiring standards-compliant insulated hand tools.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified electricians and low-voltage technicians familiar with safe work practices around energized circuits. Always verify the insulation rating of the tool against the voltage present before use near live conductors. Inspect the insulated handles for cracks, cuts, or damage before each use and remove the tool from service if insulation is compromised. Follow applicable NEC and OSHA requirements for insulated tool use in your jurisdiction.