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KNIPEX Tools 98 62 02, Flat Nose Plastic Pliers 1000V Insulated - $24.30

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Amazon has KNIPEX Tools 1000V Insulated Flat Nose Plastic Pliers (98 62 02) on sale for $24.30. Shipping is free w/ prime or on $25+ orders

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KNIPEX Tools 98 62 02, Flat Nose Plastic Pliers 1000V Insulated - $24.30

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Created 01-07-2023 at 05:47 AM by USMCR

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01-08-2023 at 06:47 PM.

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01-08-2023 at 06:47 PM.

Seemed to be some confusion on the last thread about what these are for. 99.9% of people on here don't need these. These are for people like industrial electricians who may sometimes need to work on or near live equipment where a pair of metal pliers, even insulated ones, would be a bad idea due to the possibility of shorting something, or if you need to work around a large permanent magnet and don't enjoy peeling your pliers off said magnet all the time. And no, they are nowhere near as strong as a pair of metal pliers, they are not expected to be.