Klein Tools J228-8 Pliers, Diagonal Cutting Pliers with Dual-Material Journeyman Handles, Short Jaws and Beveled Cutting Edges, 8-Inch

Klein Tools J228-8 Pliers, Diagonal Cutting Pliers with Dual-Material Journeyman Handles, Short Jaws and Beveled Cutting Edges, 8-Inch

Name: Klein Tools J228-8 Pliers, Diagonal Cutting Pliers with Dual-Material Journeyman Handles, Short Jaws and Beveled Cutting Edges, 8-Inch
Brand: Klein Tools
SKU: 227719
Price: 30.75 USD
Rating: 9.65 (395 reviews)

$ 30.75

Score By Feature

Based on 395 ratings

Durability

9.70

Comfort

9.58

Ergonomic

9.52

Value for money

9.33

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Product Description

The cutting edge of the high-leverage pliers has a rivet 36 percent closer to the cutting edge, providing 36 percent more cutting power than other

Wire can be easily cut by using diagonal cutters because of their short jaws and beveled cutting edges

For long-lasting cutting knives, induction hardening is used

Joint is riveted so it operates smoothly and there is no wobble in the handle

With a dual-material handle designed for better grip without sacrificing tool strength or durability, Journeyman tools meet the highest quality standards

Questions & Answers

What are the differences between this and the J248- What is the price of SEN at Home Depot?

It is a J248-compliant standard With the Klein 8, you get angled jaws while the J228-A offers straight jaws This is the conventional straight jaw of the 8's. As well as having a 1/4" longer handle, the angled version also has a longer handle in the specs, but this

Can you tell if these are angled? It is better to have it straight rather than curved. I would appreciate any information you may have. ?

An angled view

How do the J2000 and the J2K differ A 48-bit vs a J228-bit ?

There is a lot more power in the cutter

Can you tell me what the difference between the black and blue grips and the red and black grips is?

Diagonal cutters with blue handles and black steel blades are thicker and heavier than those with red handles and black blades.

Selected User Reviews For Klein Tools J228-8 Pliers, Diagonal Cutting Pliers with Dual-Material Journeyman Handles, Short Jaws and Beveled Cutting Edges, 8-Inch

You can't go wrong with them

5/5

The best cutters I'll ever own are these. Unless they're damaged or lost, these are the only ones I'll ever own. After I buy another pair, I'll just keep working with it. When you sweat and oil on the handles, they don't get slippery like others. The bulk may seem odd if you have small hands, but I love the way they feel. The last pair of shoes I owned lasted nearly three years of daily use before they were lost. As long as they last and continue working as they did during that time, they should last. The price isn't very much considering how long they last and work so well for the time being.

Kelvin McConnell

| Jan 10, 2021

diagonal cutters are the best of the best

5/5

I have been using them for years and gave them to my sons as a gift this year. It's so easy to use and assemble mine and they keep cutting perfectly every time. These diagonal cutters from Klein must have the best heat treatment because they hold up better than all of the others that.

Duke Moon

| Mar 16, 2021

That's the only brand of diagonal cutter I'm going to In our household, the only brand of dikes we will buy are those made by Kline

5/5

Leia Woodward

| Apr 23, 2021

I don't know

3/5

It's okay to use these. A pair of my shoes was used to cut steel sheets, it feels like. Compared to my smaller wire cutters which I've had for twelve years, these don't cut as well. I find them to be relatively comfortable, but my hands are too large for them. CAT cable is the most common type of cable I work with. It takes me about 10 minutes to get from here to there.