Comfort Grip Combination Pliers
A-12098-AU
Meet the new Klein Tools Comfort Grip Combination Pliers—built for electricians who want more control, more leverage, and more confidence on every job. Whether you’re making up a panel, dressing cables, or finishing off terminations, these pliers are designed to help you work faster and cleaner with less effort. A precise jaw gap makes twisting stranded copper wire easier and more consistent, helping you form tight, professional twists without fighting the tool.
When it’s time to crimp, the crimping die positioned behind the hinge delivers superior leverage where it counts. That means more force with less hand strain, producing strong, repeatable crimps on non-insulated connectors, lugs, and terminals—ideal for everyday installation and maintenance work. For cutting tasks, the heavy-duty cutting blades are engineered for long life, providing clean, confident cuts job after job.
Grip strength matters too, and the precision-machined pipe-grip increases gripping power for stubborn materials and fittings. Combined with Klein’s Comfort Grip handle design, these combination pliers feel secure in the hand and ready for long days on site. From twisting and crimping to cutting and gripping, the Klein Tools Comfort Grip Combination Pliers deliver dependable performance in one hardworking tool.
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