Eclipse
Eclipse 902-307 Linemans Plier
Chrome vanadium lineman's pliers with dipped handle and tether capability
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- Chrome vanadium steel construction delivers lasting strength and durability
- Dipped handle design provides a secure, comfortable grip during use
- Tether capability allows attachment to belt or tool pouch for safety
- 9 1/2 inch overall length gives extended reach and leverage
- 1 1/4 inch jaw width accommodates a variety of gripping tasks
Eclipse 902-307 Linemans Plier
The Eclipse 902-307 is a 9 1/2 in lineman's plier made from chrome vanadium steel for strength and durability. It features a jaw width of 1 1/4 in and a dipped handle designed for a secure grip during use. A tether capability allows the tool to be secured to a belt or tool pouch for drop prevention.
Electricians and linesmen needing a durable
This plier suits professionals who require a robust chrome vanadium tool with tether capability for working at height. It is not for users who need insulated handles rated for live electrical work or those seeking a compact plier for tight enclosures.
Chrome vanadium construction with tether capability
The chrome vanadium steel body provides the strength needed for heavy-duty twisting and cutting tasks. The integrated tether point is the critical feature for safety compliance when working on poles or elevated platforms. California Proposition 65 warnings apply regarding chemical content.
Highlights
- Chrome vanadium steel construction delivers lasting strength and durability
- Dipped handle design provides a secure, comfortable grip during use
- Tether capability allows attachment to belt or tool pouch for safety
- 9 1/2 inch overall length gives extended reach and leverage
- 1 1/4 inch jaw width accommodates a variety of gripping tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Eclipse |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
Questions about this item
What wire gauge can the 9 1/2 in. Eclipse 902-307 lineman's pliers cut cleanly?
The chrome vanadium jaws are hardened for common electrical wire sizes; test on a scrap piece first to confirm clean cuts on your specific gauge.
Will the tether hole on these pliers fit the lanyard already on my tool belt?
The tether capability uses a standard hole diameter that accepts most common tool lanyards and carabiners used on trade belts.
How do I verify the dipped handle on the 902-307 is seated correctly before first use?
Inspect the handle coating for full coverage, no gaps at the jaw junction, and a firm bond that does not twist when gripped tightly.
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