Insulated grip pliers, TENGTOOLS steel cutting.

Insulated grip pliers, TENGTOOLS steel cutting. This pliers has a cutting angle of 80°, making it essential to carry in your tool kit. They are manufactured and certified according to the EN 60900 standard.

They are suitable for work under voltage up to 1000 volts AC.

FEATURES

Approved for work under voltage up to 1000 volts.

It features a tube grip with a serrated jaw for a more secure hold.

Chrome molybdenum alloy steel for greater durability and strength.

Cutting angle of 80°

TPR grip for a more secure and comfortable hold.

Designed and manufactured according to DIN5746 and IEC60900

TECHNICAL DATA

USES AND APPLICATIONS OF TENGTOOLS INSULATED PLIERS

Electrical Installations (Residential, Commercial, and Industrial):

Electricians working on electrical panels, building wiring, installing fixtures, or repairing faults where there may be residual voltage.

Industrial Maintenance and Repair (MRO):

Technicians repairing heavy machinery, motors, or automation systems connected to the electrical grid. They need to cut wires or handle components with the safety of being insulated.

Energy Sector

Main use: Workers operating in substations, maintaining low voltage electrical distribution networks, or installing smart meters.

Automotive and Electric Vehicles

A growing industry. Mechanics working on hybrid and electric vehicles face high voltage systems (batteries from 400V to 800V). These insulated tools are mandatory for disconnecting batteries or working on high voltage orange wiring.

Telecommunications and Networks:

Used in operations near live electrical lines or in server cabinets where safety is paramount.

Renewable Energies (solar and wind):

Solar panel installers handling high voltage DC wiring from photovoltaic panels to inverters.

DIN 5746 AND IEC 60900 REGULATIONS

The DIN 5746 (now often DIN ISO 5746) and IEC 60900 standards specify requirements for insulated hand tools, such as pliers, for work in electrical environments, ensuring the safety of the operator; IEC 60900 is the international standard that establishes that these tools must withstand up to 1,000 V AC / 1,500 V DC, protecting against electric shocks, while DIN ISO 5746 refers to the shape and function of universal pliers, often also certified under IEC 60900 for electrical safety, indicating that they are high-quality tools for electricians.