Insulation Pliers GEKO G00811, adjustable, 160 mm

Insulation Pliers GEKO G00811, adjustable, 160 mm are compact hand tools designed for electrical work involving cutting, stripping and gripping insulated wires and small components. With a 160 mm overall length and an adjustable joint, these pliers provide variable jaw clearance to match different cable diameters. Hardened cutting edges ensure reliable shearing of insulation and thin conductors, while insulated handles reduce risk during routine maintenance and installation tasks.

Advantages

The adjustable joint allows precise control of the jaw opening, making the pliers adaptable to a range of wire sizes without compromising grip. Hardened cutting edges extend tool life and maintain cutting performance over repeated use. Insulated handles offer improved handling comfort and increased safety when working near live circuits or energized equipment. The compact 160 mm length improves access in confined spaces and supports one‑handed operation for quick tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting and stripping insulation from copper and aluminum conductors
• Gripping and positioning small electrical components and terminals
• General electrical installation and maintenance work
• Work in tight spaces where a compact plier is required

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Adjustable joint for variable jaw clearance
• Hardened cutting edges for durability
• Insulated handles for safer handling
• Material: heat-treated steel (cutting edges hardened)

How to use

Position the plier jaws around the insulation or conductor to be cut or gripped, then close the handles firmly to perform the required operation. Use the adjustable joint to set the jaw opening appropriate to the cable diameter before cutting or stripping. For stripping, gently clamp the insulation and pull the tool along the conductor to remove the sheath without damaging the core. For gripping small components, adjust the jaw clearance to secure the part and apply steady pressure while repositioning or installing.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pliers before use for signs of wear or damage to the cutting edges and insulation. Do not use the tool on live circuits unless it is confirmed to meet applicable live-line insulation standards. Clean and store the pliers in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain cutting performance.