ITL Insulated Combination Pliers - 250mm

IEC 60900 is an international standard for tools used for work on or near live electrical parts. It ensures the tools have adequate insulation and protective features to prevent electrical shock.

While combination pliers often have a cutting edge, their primary design is for gripping and manipulation. They are not intended as heavy-duty cutters. Always use the appropriate tool for cutting tasks.

It is recommended to inspect the insulation visually before every use. A more thorough check should be performed periodically, especially if the tool has been subjected to harsh conditions.

Nylon 11 is a high-performance polymer known for its excellent chemical resistance, durability, and good dielectric properties, making it suitable for demanding electrical insulation applications.

The lifetime warranty typically covers manufacturing defects and insulation failures under normal use. It generally does not cover damage from misuse, abuse, or normal wear and tear.

Yes, these pliers are classified as Category 'C' and are designed to perform reliably in extreme temperatures ranging from -40°C to 70°C.

Clean the gripping surfaces to remove any dirt or debris. Ensure the jaws are properly aligned and not damaged. Check if the material being gripped is excessively smooth or coated.

Immediately discontinue use for electrical work. The tool no longer meets safety standards. Contact customer support or refer to warranty information for replacement.

Check the pivot point for dirt or corrosion. Clean the pivot area and apply a small amount of appropriate lubricant if necessary. Avoid over-lubricating.