Tough, Versatile, Ready Anytime Built for performance and precision; Klein Tools’ cross cut pliers are tough, versatile, and ready for anything. With hardened blades and an integrated crimper, they easily cut 4.0mm² x 3-wire flat cable and 25mm² x 9.2mm copper cable, plus crimp 2.5–6.0mm² terminals. Choose from three handle styles: durable insulated grips (A-12099AEINS), comfy everyday grips (A-12099AU), or classic vinyl-dipped (A-12099AB). Perfect for all kinds of electrical and cabling jobs, these pliers are the reliable, hardworking tool pros can count on every time.
Product Features
A-12099AB Hardened blades with built-in crimper Cross hatch nose grip, grips thin material firmly For cutting TPS cable and circular cable Vinyl dipped handle grips Cutting Capacity: 4.0mm² x 3 wires flat cable, 25mm² x 9.2mm diameter copper cable Crimping Capacity: 2.5 – 6.0mm² terminals
A-12099AU Hardened blades with built-in crimper Cross hatch nose grip, grips thin material firmly For cutting TPS cable and circular cable Comfortable handle grips Cutting Capacity: 4.0mm² x 3 wires flat cable, 25mm² x 9.2mm diameter copper cable Crimping Capacity: 2.5 – 6.0mm² terminals
A-12099AEINS Hardened blades with built-in crimper Cross hatch nose grip, grips thin material firmly For cutting TPS cable and circular cable Durable moulded insulation meets or exceeds IEC 60900:2018 standards for insulated tools Cutting Capacity: 4.0mm² x 3 wires flat cable, 25mm² x 9.2mm diameter copper cable Crimping Capacity: 2.5 – 6.0mm² terminals
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