Jonard
Jonard JIC-7858 diagonal cutting plier 6 1/4 in
Diagonal cutting pliers with 6 1/4 in length, flush cut profile, and two stripping holes for wire preparation
- TypePliers
- Color/FinishRed
- Flush-cut profile for clean wire trimming
- 6 1/4 in overall length for compact reach
- Two stripping holes for quick insulation removal
- V-shaped notches add a second stripping option
- Polished steel blades resist corrosion
Diagonal Cutting Pliers 6 1/4 in
The Jonard JIC-7858 is a new diagonal cutting plier with an overall length of 6 1/4 inches. It features a polished steel blade, a maximum jaw opening of 7/8 inch, and a jaw length of 7/8 inch. Standard cushion grips in red plastic provide a secure hold during use.
Telecom and wire prep suitability
This tool suits technicians who need flush cutting and built-in wire stripping on a single hand tool. The two V-shaped stripping notches and dual stripping holes handle common conductor sizes without swapping implements. Buyers who require ESD-safe handles, insulated grips for live circuits, or non-sparking materials for hazardous environments should look elsewhere.
6 1/4 in overall length
The overall length of 6 1/4 inches determines reach and leverage in tight panels or junction boxes. Verify that this dimension fits the workspace and the conductor sizes you typically terminate before purchase.
Highlights
- Flush-cut profile for clean wire trimming
- 6 1/4 in overall length for compact reach
- Two stripping holes for quick insulation removal
- V-shaped notches add a second stripping option
- Polished steel blades resist corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | Jonard |
|---|---|
| Model | JIC-7858 |
| Type | Pliers |
| Color/Finish | Red |
Questions about this item
What wire sizes can the 7/8 in stripping holes on the JIC-7858 handle?
The two stripping holes and V-shaped notches are sized for common telecom conductors; match the wire gauge to the hole that grips cleanly without nicking the strands.
Will the 6 1/4 in overall length and 7/8 in jaw opening fit the same tool pouch as my older 6 in side-cutters?
The slightly longer frame and wider opening add only a small amount of bulk, so most pouches sized for 6 in pliers will still close securely.
How can I verify the flush-cut profile is performing correctly after first use?
Snip a soft copper lead and inspect the end; a true flush cut leaves no raised pinch or burr on the remaining wire.
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