Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 9" Lineman's Dipped Grip Pliers (USA)
- SKU:
- MLWMT500
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 1.19 LBS
Description
DUTY®
9" Lineman’s
Dipped Grip Pliers
A 9-inch lineman's plier with dipped grips and press-forged steel construction for gripping and cutting ACSR, hard wire and soft wire.
Product Overview
Check the head profile and handle clearance against the job; a firm, controlled hold matters in close work.
The pivot is designed for leverage with smooth movement from first use, so check cutting alignment regularly.
- Leverage designLeverage aids hand cutting.
- Hardened edgesLaser-hardened cutting edges.
- Smooth movementOpens and closes without break-in.
- Tether-ready designAttachment point supports tethering.
Technical Specifications
- Nominal length
- 9 in
- Head form
- Lineman's
- Body material
- Press-forged steel
- Jaw treatment
- Laser-hardened edges
- Handle grip
- Dipped
- Tether attachment
- Split-ring hole
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose the head shape for the access and operation: the jaws must meet the material without side-loading the tips.
Check the material and size against the tool’s instructions before cutting. Do not force an oversized or unspecified hard material through the edges.
Installation & Care
De-energize and verify the circuit before wire work. Grip style or handle color does not establish an electrical-insulation rating.
Inspect the cutting edges, jaw alignment and tether point before use. Keep the pivot clean and discard a tool with cracked or chipped working surfaces.
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
Which wire and hardware can I cut?
This model is described for ACSR, hard wire and soft wire. Check the exact diameter and hardness limits in its instructions; the tool length is not a cutting-capacity rating.
Does the grip style provide electrical insulation?
Do not infer an insulation rating from comfort or dipped grips. Isolate and verify the circuit before working, and use the protection required by the job’s electrical-safety procedure.
How should I attach a tether?
Use an appropriate tool-tether system at the designated attachment point. Check its connection and load rating; the presence of a hole does not supply a tether or certify every setup.
