Ampco
Ampco P-35 Lineman's Pliers 8-1/2in Blue
Non-sparking lineman's pliers with corrosion-resistant nickel aluminium bronze jaws and blue dipped handles
- TypePliers
- Non-sparking Nickel Aluminum Bronze for safe use in hazardous areas
- Corrosion-resistant construction extends tool life in harsh environments
- Blue dipped cushion grip provides comfortable, secure handling
- 8-1/2 inch overall length with combination flat and curved jaws
- Lineman's plier design suited for gripping, twisting and cutting tasks
Ampco P-35 Lineman's Pliers
The Ampco P-35 Lineman's Pliers are a non-sparking hand tool built for professionals who need corrosion-resistant performance in hazardous environments. They are suited for electricians and maintenance crews working where standard steel tools could create ignition risks.
Nickel Aluminum Bronze construction
The Nickel Aluminum Bronze alloy provides inherent non-sparking properties and resists corrosion during daily use. This material choice eliminates the need for separate coatings that can wear away, keeping the tool reliable in damp or chemically exposed settings.
Blue dipped handle grip
The blue dipped handles deliver a standard cushion grip for comfortable extended use without adding bulk. The 8-1/2 inch overall length and combination jaw shape support a range of gripping and cutting tasks, while the manual jaw opening gives direct control.
Highlights
- Non-sparking Nickel Aluminum Bronze for safe use in hazardous areas
- Corrosion-resistant construction extends tool life in harsh environments
- Blue dipped cushion grip provides comfortable, secure handling
- 8-1/2 inch overall length with combination flat and curved jaws
- Lineman's plier design suited for gripping, twisting and cutting tasks
Specifications
| Brand | AMPCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
Questions about this item
How do you open the jaws on the P-35 lineman's pliers?
Squeeze the dipped blue handles together to manually open the combination flat-and-curved jaws. The joint has no spring, so the user must release grip pressure to let the jaws close again.
What part of the P-35 pliers wears out first with heavy use?
The pivot joint and the 3/8-inch thick jaw faces wear first. The nickel-aluminum-bronze material resists corrosion, but repeated high-force cutting and gripping gradually loosens the joint and rounds the jaw teeth.
What limits continuous use of the P-35 pliers on a job site?
Hand fatigue from the standard cushion grip and the lack of high-leverage geometry. The 8-1/2-inch overall length gives moderate reach, but sustained cutting or twisting forces transfer directly to the user's hand because there is no mechanical advantage built in.
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