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Jonard DIAGB6 6 1/4 in Diagonal Cutting Plier Flush Cut Uninsulated electrician tool
Diagonal cutting plier with flush-cut profile, ESD-safe plastic grips and built-in stripping hole and V-notch for wire preparation
- Flush cut profile produces clean wire ends
- ESD-safe construction protects sensitive electronic components
- Stripping hole and V-notch add wire-preparation versatility
- 6 1/4 inch overall length gives comfortable leverage
- Plastic grip material reduces hand fatigue during extended use
Jonard DIAGB6 Diagonal Cutting Plier
This Jonard DIAGB6 is a 6 1/4 in diagonal cutting plier designed for electricians who need a flush cut on wire and small components. The uninsulated steel jaws provide a clean, flush profile suited for precision trimming tasks in electrical work. A built-in stripping hole and V-notch add wire-stripping capability without switching tools. Plastic grips give a secure hold during repetitive cutting.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a hand-operated cutting tool, the DIAGB6 produces no measurable heat, audible noise or electrical power draw during normal use. Cutting effort depends on the user's grip strength and the wire gauge being trimmed. The steel blade material resists deformation under repeated flush cuts. No external power source or cooling is required for operation.
Upgrade from basic side cutters
The flush-cut profile and integrated stripping hole replace standard diagonal cutters that leave a pinch point or require a separate stripper. Electricians who frequently trim component leads or prep wire ends will gain speed from the combined functions. Users who need insulated handles for live-circuit work or a tether-ready design for height safety should select a different model.
Highlights
- Flush cut profile produces clean wire ends
- ESD-safe construction protects sensitive electronic components
- Stripping hole and V-notch add wire-preparation versatility
- 6 1/4 inch overall length gives comfortable leverage
- Plastic grip material reduces hand fatigue during extended use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I use the stripping hole and V-notch without nicking the conductor?
Insert the wire into the stripping hole that matches its gauge, squeeze the handles firmly, then pull straight out; the V-notch is for gripping and bending, not for cutting insulation.
Will the plastic grips degrade from solvent exposure or UV light?
The plastic grip material resists typical job-site solvents and sunlight; wipe them clean after use and store indoors to maximise service life.
At what point does the flush-cut edge stop shearing cleanly on hardened wire?
The steel blades are designed for soft copper and aluminium; cutting hardened or spring wire will dull the flush profile quickly, so reserve it for rated conductors only.
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