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Combination Pliers, Chrome Vanadium
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Plastic Slip-On Caps, conical
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High Leverage Combination Pliers
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Combination Pliers
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Toolbox "BIG Twin Move RED" Electric Competence
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Needle-Nose Combination Pliers
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Insulation Strippers, universal
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Stripping Pliers
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KNIPEX StriX®, Insulation strippers with cable shears
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Pliers for Electrical Installation
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Diagonal Insulation Strippers
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Flat Nose Pliers
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Round Nose Pliers
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Snipe Nose Side Cutting Pliers, (Radio Pliers)
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Snipe Nose Side Cutting Pliers, (Stork Beak Pliers)
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Long Nose Pliers
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Diagonal Cutters
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KNIPEX X-Cut®, Compact Diagonal Cutters, high lever transmission
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High Leverage Diagonal Cutters
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KNIPEX Cobra® VDE, High-Tech Water Pump Pliers
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KNIPEX Alligator®, Water Pump Pliers
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Cable Shears, handles extrusion plastic-coated
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Cable Shears
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Cable Shears, with twin cutting edge
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Cable Shears, for two-hand operation
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Cable Cutters, (ratchet action), for steel wire armoured cables (SWA cable)
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Cable Shears, for two-handed use, short construction
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Cable Cutters, (ratchet action)
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Cable Cutters, (ratchet principle, 3-stage)
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Wire Rope and ACSR-Cable Cutters
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Crimping Pliers for wire ferrules, with trapezoid crimp
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Crimping Pliers for wire ferrules, with mandrel crimp
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Open-End Wrenches
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Box Wrenches
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Nut Drivers, with screwdriver handle
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Nut Drivers, with T-handle
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Adjustable Wrench
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Screwdrivers for hexagon socket screws
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Screwdrivers for hexagon socket screws, with T-handle
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Screwdriver for Robertson screws
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Screwdriver for slotted screws
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Screwdrivers (Slim) for slotted screws
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Screwdrivers for cross-recessed screws, Phillips®
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Screwdrivers (Slim) for cross-recessed screws, Phillips®
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Screwdrivers (Slim) Plus/Minus, Phillips®
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Screwdrivers for cross-recessed screws, Pozidriv®
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Screwdrivers (Slim) for cross-recessed screws, Pozidriv®
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Screwdrivers (Slim) Plus/Minus, Pozidriv®
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Screwdrivers for Torx® screws
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Sockets for Torx screws, with internal square 3/8"
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T-handle, with driving square 3/8" or 1/2"
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Reversible Ratchets, with driving square 3/8" or 1/2"
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Extension Bars, with internal and driving square 3/8" or 1/2"
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Hexagon Sockets for hexagonal socket screws, for internal square 3/8" or 1/2"
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12-Point Sockets, for internal square 3/8" or 1/2"
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Hexagon Sockets for hexagonal socket screws, for internal square 3/8" or 1/2"
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Reversible Ratchet, with driving square 1/2"
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Torque Wrenches, with driving square, reversible
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Cable Knives
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Stripping Knives, with guide shoe
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Cable Knives, with replaceable blade
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Plastic Snipe Nose Pliers, insulating
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Insulating clamps, plastic
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Plastic Slip-On Caps, conical
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Electricians' Gloves
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Insulating Mats, from rubber
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Stand Mats, from rubber
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PUK® Junior Hacksaw
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Compact Tool Case, 17 parts, with insulated tools for works on electrical installations
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Standard Tool Case, 26 parts, with insulated tools for works on electrical installations
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Tool Roll
Handles
Combination Pliers
Combination pliers from KNIPEX
The all-rounder: the most important pliers functions in one tool
Combination pliers are real all-rounders. They combine the two most important basic functions of pliers (gripping and cutting) in one tool. Multi-function pliers, on the other hand, include even more functions, such as crimping.
If you want to use these pliers to master challenges such as cutting hard wires, you have to rely on a special cutting edge hardness. At KNIPEX, the cutting edges are additionally induction-hardened using a high-frequency current, so that nails, thinner cables or wire can be cut easily and reliably – and the longevity of your combination pliers is guaranteed at all times.
The gripping jaws with fine toothing provide optimum hold of flat parts and small workpieces. They are of course also an essential feature in other versions such as the needle-nose combination pliers or the mini combination pliers.
High leverage combination pliers enable particularly efficient amplification of manual force. Thanks to their design, they cut significantly easier than conventional combination pliers and can also cut very hard materials, such as piano wire. They can also grip with significantly less effort.
Multi -function pliers, like electrical installation pliers, combine the functions of gripping flat and round material, bending, deburring, cable cutting as well as stripping and crimping wire ferrules in one tool. With this all-rounder you get the perfect companion for everyday life in the electrical field.
What should you watch out for when buying combination or multi-function pliers?
No question: the supply of combination and multi-function pliers is immense. Pliers length, weight, material or degree of hardness of the cutting edges - there are a number of criteria that can help you with the selection. So maybe the ideal pair of combination pliers will soon join the pliers in your tool box.
1. The question of material
Robust and temperature-resistant. These are minimum requirements for high-quality combination and multi-function pliers. Most of them are made from special tool steel that can withstand mechanical loads.
2. The question of length
A pair of combination pliers is a classic tool - and hardly any aspect is as important when purchasing as the question: “Do the pliers lie comfortably in your hand?” Those with smaller palms and fingers are well advised to use pliers in the shorter range of the common 160 to 220 millimeter pliers length. Large hands, on the other hand, should grab the models of 220 millimeters. What may seem "unwieldy" to some is "just right" for others.
3. The question of cutting edge hardness
A very simple test can provide initial insights into the quality of the cutting edges: a sheet of paper should be easy to cut through. With the internationally used unit Rockwell (HRC), the degree of hardness of the cutting edges can be quantified.
The cutting edges of commercially available combination pliers usually lie between 60 HRC and 64 HRC. Versions at the upper end of this scale are particularly suitable for cutting hard materials.
Which criteria are decisive for you: An extensive test before buying is definitely recommended. This is how you answer your questions about handiness and quality.
