Facom Combination Pliers - 187.16AVSE


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Facom VSE Series Insulated Combination Pliers 185mm
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Facom VSE Series Insulated Combination Pliers 185mm
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The Facom 187.16AVSE is an essential tool for professional electricians and technicians who require reliable protection during high-voltage work. These 165mm combination pliers feature industry-leading insulation rated for up to 1000V, ensuring safety alongside high-performance cutting and gripping capabilities. While these pliers offer exceptional durability and precision, users should note that their compact size is specifically optimized for maneuverability in tight spaces rather than heavy-duty, high-leverage industrial tasks.
| Model Part Number | 187.16AVSE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, they are rated for up to 1000V. Do not use them on systems exceeding this voltage.
They comply with NF ISO 5746, NF EN 60900, ISO 5746, EN 60900, DIN ISO 5746, DIN EN 60900, and ASME B107.500.
The overall length is 165mm.
These are primarily designed for electrical work and wire manipulation. For heavy-duty mechanical bolting, use dedicated wrenches.
The pliers weigh approximately 95.2g.
If the insulation is cut or damaged, you should no longer use the tool for live electrical work as the safety rating is compromised.
Check for debris or metal buildup in the serrated area and clean with a stiff brush.
Verify that you are using the designated cutting area near the pivot point; if issues persist, inspect for dulling or nicks on the edge.
Ensure the handle grips are free from oil, grease, or chemical solvents by wiping them down with a mild detergent.
These pliers do not require any setup; they are ready for use immediately upon removal from packaging. Compatibility is universal for standard electrical work within the 1000V threshold. To maintain the life of the tool, avoid using the pliers as a hammer or pry bar, as this can damage the insulation or misalign the jaws. After use in industrial settings, wipe the jaws with a clean cloth to remove metal shavings or debris. Periodically inspect the insulated handles for cracks, nicks, or gouges; if the insulation is compromised, the tool must be retired from electrical service immediately to maintain safety standards.