Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 8" COMFORT GRIP LONG NOSE PLIERS
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-6101
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.25 LBS
Description
DUTY®
8" Long Nose
Comfort Pliers
An 8-inch long-nose plier with a 2-inch gripping nose for pulling wire or small parts through rough-in holes and restricted openings.
Product Overview
Choose the head for the access path and operation; leave room for a full handle stroke.
Check wire type and size before cutting; tool length or jaw opening is not a capacity.
- Narrow noseTwo-inch gripping nose.
- Wire-cutting edgeBuilt-in edge cuts wire.
- Reaming headDeburrs smooth pipe.
- Fish tape pullerIntegrated pulling point.
Technical Specifications
- Nominal length
- 8 in
- Gripping nose
- 2 in
- Construction
- Forged
- Reaming capacity
- 1 in
- Integrated function
- Fish tape puller
- Surface protection
- Rust-resistant
Choose the Correct Fit
Use the exact cutting or gripping area intended for the task. Avoid prying or twisting sideways with the cutting edges.
Verify wire size and material against the manufacturer’s limits. Do not use jaw opening as a substitute for a cutting-capacity rating.
Installation & Care
De-energize and verify circuits before wire work. Do not infer electrical insulation from a colored or covered handle.
Clean the pivot and inspect cutting edges for chips or misalignment. Support the offcut and wear eye protection when clipping wire.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help choosing? Tell Willy your material, required size and working clearance so the GetPipe team can check the fit.
Important Product Questions
Can I cut hardened screws or steel cable?
Verify the exact material, diameter and hardness rating before cutting. A tool described for wire does not automatically cover every screw, steel cable or hardened fastener.
Are covered grips enough for electrical work?
Grip covering is not proof of an insulation rating. De-energize and verify the circuit, and follow the required electrical-safety procedure.
How do I keep a close cut controlled?
Support the work and offcut, position the edge squarely and apply controlled hand pressure. Do not twist the edge against the remaining material to break off a cut.
