Klein Tools
Klein Tools D203-6H2 Needle Nose Side-Cutters Stripping 6-Inch
Needle-nose pliers with side-cutting and stripping jaws handle 22 to 19 AWG copper wire
- ColorTransparent
- Needle nose reaches tight spots for precise looping and wrapping
- Side cutter handles 22 to 19 AWG copper wire cleanly
- Built-in stripper adds a second function without extra tools
- Induction-hardened finish resists wear for longer service life
- 6 5/8 inch overall length balances control and leverage
6-Inch Needle Nose Side-Cutters
Klein Tools D203-6H2 pliers combine a needle nose profile with side-cutting and stripping functions. The 6 5/8-inch overall length provides reach for tight spaces. Induction-hardened jaws handle cutting, looping and wrapping tasks. The tool cuts 22 to 19 AWG copper wire with a 1/2-inch cutter length.
Thin Nose and Stripping Functions
The thin nose design improves access to confined wiring areas. Integrated stripping capability removes the need for a separate stripper when working with 22 to 19 AWG conductors. A 2-inch maximum jaw opening and 1 7/8-inch jaw length support looping and wrapping. The finish is induction hardened for durability.
For Electricians and Maintenance Technicians
Suited for professionals who need cutting, stripping and fine manipulation in one hand tool. Not insulated, so it is not for live electrical work. Non-sparking rating is absent, ruling out hazardous environments. Buyers who need voltage-rated insulation or non-sparking certification should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Needle nose reaches tight spots for precise looping and wrapping
- Side cutter handles 22 to 19 AWG copper wire cleanly
- Built-in stripper adds a second function without extra tools
- Induction-hardened finish resists wear for longer service life
- 6 5/8 inch overall length balances control and leverage
Specifications
| Brand | KLEIN TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
When will the induction-hardened cutting edges need replacement?
The induction-hardened finish resists wear during cutting, looping and wrapping tasks; edges typically last through extended use before requiring tool replacement.
What wire gauge stops the 1/2-inch cutter from making clean cuts?
The cutter handles 22 to 19 AWG copper wire; thicker gauges exceed its capacity and will not cut cleanly.
How hot do the handles get during all-day stripping work?
The transparent handles are not insulated and lack ESD-safe rating, so they transmit ambient heat but do not generate their own during continuous use.
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