Combination Plier Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-WT-12970
Jlab Export is a leading Combination Plier Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A combination plier joins two tools in one: jaws for gripping, twisting and bending, and cutting edges for snipping wire. It is the plier most electricians reach for first. This one is 160 mm long, made of chrome vanadium steel, with insulated handles.
Specifications
| Length | 160 mm |
| Material | Chrome vanadium steel |
| Handles | Insulated |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Electrical Wiring Practicals
In ITI electrician and school electrical labs, the combination plier is used for the basic wire joints. Students strip the insulation with a Wire Stripper. They then twist and wrap the bare conductors into a straight twist joint, a Western Union joint and a tee joint, cutting off spare ends with the plier.
Each joint is checked for continuity with a Digital Multimeter before it is soldered or taped. On a wiring board, students also use the plier to bend conductors neatly into the back of a switch box and to snip cable ties.
Frequently Asked Questions
What jobs does a combination plier do?
It grips and turns small parts, holds wire while it is bent or twisted into a joint, and cuts copper and aluminium conductors. It is a general wiring tool rather than a tool for one task.
How is it different from needle nose and side cutting pliers?
It does a little of everything. The Needle Nose Pliers reach into tight spots and form small loops, and the Side Cutting Plier cuts close to a surface. Many electricians carry all three.
Should I strip wire with the plier cutters?
It is better not to. The edges nick the copper as they bite through the insulation, and a nicked conductor can later break at the terminal. A wire stripper set to the conductor size removes only the insulation.
How do I keep the pliers in good order?
Wipe them after use, put a drop of oil on the joint and store them dry. Do not use them as a hammer or to turn nuts, which bruises the jaws and spoils their grip.
Other Pliers and Wiring Tools
- Groove Joint Pliers (drop forged, for plumbing)
- Crimping Tool (electrical crimping tool with nylon handle)
- Insulated Dismantling Cable Knife (stainless steel blade)
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Last updated: 6 November 2026
