Safe-t-grip Fuse Puller

$ 15.96

Score By Feature

Based on 233 ratings

Customer service

9.30

Value for money

9.31

Packaging

9.54

Giftable

9.21

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Product Description

For fuse diameters of 1/2-inch to 1-inch. Medium puller for fuses between 0 and 100A and 250 and 600 volts.

The tool makes the task of removing or replacing cartridge-type fuses easy and convenient

There are three sizes available that can handle fuses ranging from 0A

Polypropylene is filled with glass to provide a high dielectric rating and complete insulation

A notch at the bottom of the handle provides a non-slip

Questions & Answers

Would this be strong enough to lift three heavy objects What are the three prongs of the outlet plug?

Pulling fuses is the purpose of this tool, not pulling

Are there low profile fuses that work with this system like the ones in the new Honda civic?

This puller is designed for commercial use in electrical cabinets and requires at least 1/4 inch clearance above and below. I am not sure what kind of fuses are in Civics, but these pullers are for commercial use in electrical cabinets. It's not a good idea to put them in

Do you mean we need to order three sizes of tools and two pieces of each?

It seems as though the description is trying to say that Ideal makes three different size pullers. In regards to the 2 piece order, I am unaware of what that means. The entire piece is made of one piece of material.

Selected User Reviews For Safe-t-grip Fuse Puller

You may want to keep this in The condition of the item is showing some wear after two months of use, but it is My experiences have been all over the range from 20 amps to 60 amps and it has worked perfectly

4/5

If you would like to be safe, you need to keep it in your tool kit.

Ryleigh Walsh

| Dec 20, 2020

Worked fine, but didn't Under my hood, I tried using it on my F150, but it was unable to grip anything, not a small fuse or a large one

3/5

Since I had really hoped that this would work, I am surprised that it did not.

Xavier Downs

| Feb 15, 2021

The answer I was looking for

5/5

When you use the right size fuse, it works smoothly. Now that I have a backup fuse pullers after losing the one I had for 20 years and just recently retrieving it, I have a second.

Wyatt Flores

| Mar 05, 2021

You can expect it to do its job, after all, that's what it's I hope I never need to use it, but it's a fuse puller

3/5

As for me, it was a matter of getting what I needed if I ever had.

Alexandra Salinas

| Jan 18, 2021

The following idea is brilliant

5/5

The fuse can be pulled with this! This is an excellent puller at an excellent price. Those companies operate under the same umbrella as Idea.

Musa Lynch

| Jan 15, 2021

The best of the best

4/5

It is a good choice if you think about safety.

Emmeline Cook

| Apr 07, 2021

Our weakest link! Worked some of the time on fuse holders that couldn't be tightened

3/5

There aren't any that really light the fuse on any of the good ones. The connector snaps off once it bends. Put something stronger in your hands. There's no point in reading this.

Malik Montgomery

| Mar 17, 2021

A lot of good information

4/5

If you have large hands and small fuses, pulling fuses can be a challenge as an electrician. The second time I have owned a pair of these. After my last set lasted for more than a decade, a trainee dropped a piece In the past, they have held up well.