Wiha 32981 Insulated Industrial Pliers and Cutters Set, 3-Piece, 1000V VDE Tested

As usual, Wiha knocked it out the park again. These are insanely durable. I'm a bit of a fan boy for wiha tools but the price is worth.

Quality product

For the price, I think these are the best that money can buy. I own many type of Euro-made tools, some Facom, some Felo, and these Wiha insulated are I think the best.Set includes a lineman's plier, a cutter and some needle nose. Sold feel, high-grade tool steel, and the insulated handles keep me safe working with live panels and wires. I'm a firm believer in buying the best tools out there and keeping them for a lifetime, and these fit the bill.I've tried Klein, and other "big box" brands, and as much as I hate to say it, the germans have them all beat. I was debating between these and the Facom, as Facom makes the ferrari of wrenches and sockets, but after a couple reviews (the facom's had none...) I bought these and am not sorry at all.Reward companies that make a lifetime product - it's your duty as a responsible consumer. Having the best pliers out there is just icing on the cake!

My only issue with these screwdrivers is unlike the SKG ones I was using before, the handles aren't different shapes making it possible to select them from the tool pouch by feel alone. That's sometimes a useful thing when you really can't look away from what you're doing to select a different tool.I do like how light they are and the tips grip excellently.I wish the lineman's came in a larger size as I've had to retain my larger pair because the Whia ones just don't have quite enough 'umpf' to them.

I ordered and received Wiha 32981 3-Piece insulated pliers/cutters Set, made in Vietnam. I'm doing a fairly large, time consuming rewire project and needed insulated tools because I occasionally work on live circuits. The jaws on each of these tools are machined, aligned and finished well. The hinges open and close easily yet they stay closed when not in use (there are no springs or latches on these pliers). They appear to be made from high quality steel, but don't appear to be forged. The plastic grips are large and may be a little out of proportion for some, but I still found them to be ergonomic with a good feel. The material, fit and finish meet my expectations based on the product description and price. Overall impression is that these are a good value for the money. If you are doing a lot of electrical work I would recommend them.

I really like these, simple design, great quality tools, IMO the needle nose are the best of the three, maybe the best I’ve owned, prefect balance of length and bite,The diagonal cutters work great as well I just tend not to use the as much, the linesman’s again great just a bit on the smaller side, I have zero issues with any of these and there used daily,I would totally recommend this combo.

I got this set of pliers and sent an inquiry to Wiha from their web site about the different jaws on the lineman's pliers. Message sent Thursday, response on Friday that this is the "OptiGrip" feature that allows you to grab cylindrical objects securely, with a link to a video that demonstrates it. Search for "Wiha Optigrip" on Youtube to see it.If I had a complaint about these pliers, it would just be that their website doesn't mention anything about this feature, when it seems like something people would benefit from knowing.

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