Klein Tools
Klein Tools 72111-3 Journeyman Longnose Pliers
Heavy-duty long-nose pliers with side-cutting jaws, 59 mm jaw length, 13 mm thickness, 25 mm width and comfortable yellow-black grips
- TypePliers
- MaterialSteel
- Color/FinishYellow/Black
- FeaturesComfortable Grip
- Heavy-duty long nose reaches tight spaces with 59 mm jaw length
- Side-cutting jaws trim wire cleanly using hardened steel construction
- Comfortable yellow and black grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- 13 mm jaw thickness provides strong grip on various materials
- 25 mm jaw width accommodates larger workpieces securely
Klein Tools Journeyman Long Nose Pliers
Klein Tools Journeyman Long Nose Pliers are 8 inch heavy duty pliers with a side cutting style. They feature a comfortable yellow and black grip handle. The jaw length is 2 5/16 inch and jaw width is 1 inch.
Who benefits and who does not
These pliers suit electricians and technicians who need long reach and side cutting in tight spaces. They are not for users who require insulated handles for live electrical work. Buyers needing a shorter tool for confined areas should look elsewhere.
Jaw dimensions
The jaw length measures 59 mm and the jaw thickness is 13 mm. The jaw width is 25 mm. These dimensions determine if the tool fits your specific gripping and cutting tasks.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty long nose reaches tight spaces with 59 mm jaw length
- Side-cutting jaws trim wire cleanly using hardened steel construction
- Comfortable yellow and black grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- 13 mm jaw thickness provides strong grip on various materials
- 25 mm jaw width accommodates larger workpieces securely
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
| Material | Steel |
| Color/Finish | Yellow/Black |
| Features | Comfortable Grip |
Questions about this item
How do I keep the side-cutting edges on these 8-7/16" Journeyman pliers aligned after heavy use?
The 13 mm jaw thickness and induction-hardened side cutters hold alignment longer; avoid twisting the 25 mm wide jaws while cutting hard wire to prevent edge misalignment.
What part of the 59 mm long nose jaws wears first and needs replacement?
The side-cutting edges on the 13 mm thick jaws dull before the gripping surfaces; the pliers cannot be re-sharpened, so the whole tool is replaced when cutting performance drops.
At what point does the yellow/black comfort grip become the limiting factor during sustained cutting?
The grip handles transmit full cutting force to the hand; during repetitive cuts on thick wire the 13 mm jaw thickness requires high hand pressure, making grip fatigue the first limit.
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