Knipex Tools 98 62 01 Snipe Nose Plastic Pliers 1000V Insulated, Red/Yellow

Use these weekly2nd pair, lost my firstVery smooth movement for plasticLittle to no flex when usingVery sturdyWell madeI will buy again and have of I break or lose

They're incredibly sturdy and well-made, and the snipe nose design is perfect for getting into tight spaces. Plus, the 1000V insulation gives you that extra peace of mind when you're working on live circuits.Knipex is a top-notch brand, and these pliers definitely live up to their reputation. If you're looking for a reliable, high-quality pair of snipe nose pliers, these are worth the investment. You won't be disappointed.

Knipex is expensive because their products are high quality. I use this when working on farm equipment as I have bad experiences with being shocked/electrocuted by sketchy electrical connections. I also use this as a fuse puller.

I bought this to remove the tendon in a chicken. They do the job. Using these and and a fork cuts my prep time down two 2 mins. Before took over 5 mins. And dishwasher safe and don’t rust like regular pliers. I highly recommend!

Great pair of pliers. Many uses where you don't want to strip a nut, or you need a non-conductive hold on something. Beware of glass reinforcement for high-polish items. I learned the hard way that they will still scratch 316L steel.

I have a over burdened electrical tool bag for HVAC and Electrical work and now I will pull some metal tools out and let this amazing pair of pliers replace them.I absolutely love high voltage protection tools (of course keep your focus on your work and practice safety habits) and now I grab large capacitor terminals like its almost nothing.Reaching into a large panel is not as stressful if the circuits are live with these pliers.The strength is amazing but I am not going to go out there and see how much it takes to damage them but use your noggin and watch the teeth of the tool to know when you need something else.I just cannot stress enough how important having the right safety tools for certain jobs can be.Work alert! Keep your eye on the tip of the tool and also your hand placement and you will live a lot longer and never rush a job or work in a dark under-lit situation. Buy the tool! You will not be dissatisfied. I do not want to buy any knockoffs of premium safety tools. There is a reason why we pay more ... its to save our and our buddy's life.If this helps you in your decisions, kindly give me a thumbs up. I have a lot of tool reviews coming and knowing people appreciate my experience keeps me going on these reviews otherwise, how else would we make good decisions on many of our purchases and not get our wives mad? Work safe! and bring home some big slabs of bacon.

First, I see some reviews refer to these as "high voltage" tools. They are not! These are designed for line voltage, or 120-600VAC. "High voltage" is 1000+ volts, for instance the power distribution in your neighborhood, which these are not rated for.If you work in the trades, and sometimes work on live panels, these are pretty handy. They're more than sturdy enough to bend and form 12 and 10 gauge wire. For work in tight spaces with a lot of hot terminals nearby, these are nice. In many cases better than an insulated set of long nose pliers. I don't see a use for them replacing traditional pliers for anything.They aren't strong enough to be used on nuts/bolts/screws/lugs in any capacity. But that's kind of obvious, they're not designed for that. Even regular pliers really aren't.

Knipex QC is the best. These grab very well with out marking up what they grab. Use them for loosening and grabbing anodized titanium parts with out scaring them or marking them.