Multifunctional workshop pliers Toolcraft TO-5137851 with cable scissors, 171 mm

Toolcraft TO-5137851 is a multifunctional workshop pliers featuring integrated cable scissors and a total length of 171 mm. This compact hand tool combines plier jaws with built-in cutting blades to perform gripping, bending and cutting operations on cables, wires and small components. Intended for general workshop tasks, electrical maintenance and assembly work, the tool offers a practical combination of functions in a single, portable instrument.

Advantages

The multifunctional design unites gripping jaws and cable scissors, reducing the need to carry separate tools. Its 171 mm length provides a compact profile for use in confined spaces while delivering sufficient leverage for routine cutting and crimping tasks. The integrated cable scissors are shaped to cut insulation and small conductors cleanly, and the plier jaws offer precise control for holding and bending. Durable construction and ergonomic geometry ensure consistent performance during repeated use.

Suitable for

• Electrical maintenance and wire stripping
• Assembly and installation tasks in workshops
• DIY repairs and household wiring jobs
• Working in tight or confined spaces where a compact tool is needed

Key specifications

• Total length: 171 mm
• Combined function: plier jaws with integrated cable scissors
• Intended tasks: cutting cables and wires, gripping and bending small parts
• Hand tool type: multifunctional workshop pliers
• Suitable for: electrical maintenance, assembly and general repair work

How to use

Grip the handles firmly and position the jaws around the object to be held or the cable to be cut. For cutting, place the cable between the integrated scissors blades close to the pivot and apply steady pressure until the blade severs the conductor or insulation. For gripping or bending, use the plier jaws to hold the component near the tip or at the base, depending on the required leverage. Maintain a controlled hand position and avoid twisting the tool during cutting to achieve a clean result.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and insulated gloves when working on live or potentially energized circuits. Inspect the cutting edges and joint for wear before use and avoid cutting hardened materials or large-gauge conductors beyond the tool's intended capacity to prevent damage.