Klein Tools
Klein Tools 409-HD213-9NE 9 Inch Side Cutting Plier
Nine-inch high-leverage side-cutting pliers with New England nose and dipped handles
- TypePliers
- MaterialHAWA
- High-leverage design multiplies cutting force
- New England nose profile reaches tight spaces
- Carbon steel construction resists wear
- Dipped handles improve grip comfort
- Tether-capable loop prevents drops
9 Inch Side Cutting Plier
The Klein Tools 409-HD213-9NE is a 9 inch side cutting plier built from carbon steel. It features a New England nose profile and high-leverage construction for increased cutting power. The dipped handle grip provides comfort during extended use. This tool is tether capable for working at height.
Professional electricians and linemen
Suited for professionals who need high-leverage cutting and a traditional New England nose shape. The carbon steel build withstands daily heavy-duty use on job sites. Not for users who require insulated handles for live electrical work. Also unsuitable for tasks needing a built-in wire crimper or fish tape puller.
High-leverage carbon steel construction
The high-leverage design multiplies hand force to cut hardened wire and bolts with less effort. Carbon steel jaws maintain edge retention through repeated heavy cuts. This specification determines whether the plier meets the force demands of the job.
Highlights
- High-leverage design multiplies cutting force
- New England nose profile reaches tight spaces
- Carbon steel construction resists wear
- Dipped handles improve grip comfort
- Tether-capable loop prevents drops
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
| Material | HAWA |
| Shipping weight | 1.34 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 76 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the Klein Tools 409-HD213-9NE pliers come with any accessories or do I need to buy a tether separately?
The pliers are tether-capable so you can attach your own lanyard; no tether or other accessories are included in the box.
Should I choose the 9-inch high-leverage version or a smaller model for heavy wire cutting?
The 9-1/2 inch overall length with high-leverage design gives maximum cutting force for thick conductors, while shorter models provide less leverage.
How does the 1-19/32-inch jaw length perform when gripping large cable in a panel?
The 1-19/32-inch jaws open wide enough to grasp thick feeder cable and the New England nose profile reaches into tight breaker compartments.
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