Klein Tools Catalog 167

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Pliers

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Strippers, Cutters,

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1550-4 .................................... 41 1550-44 .................................. 41 1550-6 .................................... 42 1570-3 .................................... 44 1570-3LR ................................ 44 1571INS ............ 44, 121, 127–128 1580-3 .................................... 44 1604-10 ......................... 291, 302 1604-20 ......................... 291, 302 1604-20L ....................... 291, 302 1611-20 ......................... 291, 301 1611-30 ......................... 291, 301 1611-40 ......................... 291, 301 1611-50 ......................... 291, 301 1613-30 ......................... 291, 301 1613-35 ................................. 301 161335H ................................ 301 1613-40 ......................... 291, 301 1613-40H ....................... 291, 301 1625-20 ................... 290-291, 303 162520-1 ....................... 291, 303 162520-114 ........................... 303 162520-7/8 .................... 291, 303 1628-16 ......................... 291, 301 1628-16AT ..................... 291, 302 1628-16P ............................... 291 162816PE .............................. 299 162816PF .............................. 299 162816PG ...................... 293, 299 162816PH ...................... 293, 299 162816PI ....................... 293, 299 162816PJ ...................... 293, 299 1628-16PK .............. 293, 297, 299 162816PL ...................... 293, 299 162816PM .............. 293, 297, 299 162816PN ............... 293, 297, 299 1628-17 ......................... 291, 301 1628-18 ......................... 291, 301 1628-30 ................................. 291 162830N ................. 293, 297, 300 162830O ........... 293-294, 297, 300 162830P ................. 294, 298, 300 162830R ................. 294, 298, 300 162830S ................. 294, 298, 300 162830T ................. 294, 298, 300 162830U ................. 294, 298, 300 162830VRP ............................ 300 1628-40 ................................. 291 162840A ................. 294, 298, 300 162840U ................. 294, 298, 300 162840VRU ............................ 300 162840W ................ 294, 298, 300 162840X ................. 294, 298, 300 162840Y ................................ 300 162840Z ................. 294, 298, 300 1628-50 ................................. 291 1628-50A ................. 294-296, 298 1628-50C ........................ 294–295 1628-50D ................. 294-296, 298 Jaw Thickness 5/8" (15.9 mm) Jaw Thickness 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm) Jaw Thickness 13/16" (20.6 mm) 1" (25.4 mm) Plastic-Dipped

1628-50E ................. 294-295, 298 1628-50F ........................ 294-295 1628-50P .......... 294-296, 298, 300 1628-50R .......... 294-296, 298, 300 162850S ........... 294-296, 298, 300 162850T .... 294-296, 295, 298, 300 162850U .... 294-296, 295, 298, 300 162850W ... 294-296, 295, 298, 300 162850X ........... 294-296, 295, 300 162850Y .... 294-296, 295, 298, 300 162850Z ........... 294-295, 298, 300 16477 .................................... 303 16477-20 ............................... 303 16477-24 ............................... 303 16477-28 ............................... 303 16499 .................................... 303 16499-20 ............................... 303 1656-20 ........... 291, 293, 297, 299 1656-20H ......... 291, 293, 297, 299 1656-30 ..... 290-291, 293, 297, 299 1656-30H ......... 291, 293, 297, 299 1656-40 ........... 291, 293, 297, 299 1656-40H ......... 291, 293, 297, 299 1656-50 ........... 291, 293, 297, 299 1656-50H ......... 291, 293, 297, 299 1656-60 .................. 291, 293, 299 1656-60H ................ 291, 293, 299 1659-20 ......................... 291, 302 1659-30 ......................... 291, 302 1659-40 ......................... 291, 302 1659-50 ......................... 291, 302 1659-5AT ....................... 291, 302 1671-10 ......................... 291, 301 1672-10 ......................... 291, 301 1684-5 ........................... 291, 301 16845C .......................... 291, 301 16845CAT .............................. 302 1684-5F ......................... 291, 301 1684-5H ........................ 291, 301 1684-74 ......................... 291, 301 1684-74H ............................... 301 1685-20 ......................... 291, 304 1685-31 ......................... 291, 304 1686-10 ......................... 291, 301 1686-20 ......................... 291, 301 1692-5 ........................... 291, 301 1692-5AT ....................... 291, 302 1702-20HH ............................ 310 1702-20N ............................... 310 1716-60 ................................. 303 1716-70 ................................. 303 1716-71 ................................. 303 1802-30 ................................. 311 1802-30S ............................... 311 1802-30SR ............................. 311 1802-30SSR ........................... 311 1803-60 ................................. 310 1804-60 ................................. 310 19352 .................................... 101 Insulated Screwdrivers & Nut Drivers Feature insulated, bright orange shaft with Cushion-Grip handles for safety and comfort. Durable, two component molded insulation provides protection against electric shock Thick, exceptionally tough, high dielectric white inner coating is bonded to the tool Flame retardant, impact-resistant, bright orange outer coating Handle Color Blue/Black Handle Color Red Red Orange Glow in the Dark Red/Black Orange/Gray Blue Orange Yellow Light Blue/Black Handle Color Red JOURNEYMAN™ Dual-Material INS INSULATED 2-Layer Protection HANDLE FINISH

19353 .................................... 101 19542 ..................................... 51 19543 ..................................... 51 19544 ..................................... 51 19545 ..................................... 51 19546 ..................................... 51 19555 ..................................... 51 2 200028EINS .............. 16, 119, 125 200048EINS ..................... 17, 119 20009NEEINS ................... 12, 119 2005N .................................... 29 2006 ...................................... 30 2012 ............................. 224, 309 201-7CST ................................ 15 2036EINS ......................... 19, 120 2037EINS ......................... 19, 120 2038EINS ......................... 19, 120 2038RINS ................. 19, 120, 126 2100-5 .................................... 46 2100-7 ............................... 45–46 2100-8 ...................... 46, 236, 238 2100-9 .................................... 46 21010 ..................................... 45 21010-6-SEN .................... 46, 239 21050 ..................................... 35 21051 ..................................... 35 21051B ................................... 35 21051C ................................... 35 2138NEEINS ..................... 12, 119 213-9NE ................................. 12 2139NEEINS .............. 12, 119, 125 2139NERINS ............. 12, 125–126 213-9ST .................................. 15 22000 ..................................... 47 22001 ..................................... 47 22002 ..................................... 47 22003 ..................................... 47 2288RINS .......... 16, 119, 125–126 23008 ..................................... 47 23010 ..................................... 47 23011 ..................................... 47 23015 ..................................... 47 24000 ..................................... 47 24001 ..................................... 47 2400L ..................................... 36 2401R .................................... 36 2402S ..................................... 36 25450 .................................... 304 258 ....................................... 309 259 ....................................... 309 25950 ............................. 281–282 25951 ............................. 281–282 25960 ............................. 281–282 25961 ............................. 281–282 25962 ............................. 281–282 325 J2000-59 Handle Finish Journeyman D2000-49 Handle Finish Plastic-Dipped Plastic-Dipped 2-Layer Insulated Plastic-Dipped Journeyman 3-Layer Insulated Plastic Dipped 2-Layer Insulated Plastic Dipped Journeyman D248-9STT Handle Finish Plastic Dipped Plastic Dipped EINS INSULATED 3-Layer Protection

SULATED

1 1000 ...................................... 29 1001 ...................................... 29 1004 ...................................... 28 1005 ............................... 30, 113 1005-INS .................. 30, 121, 127 1006 ...................................... 30 1009 ...................................... 27 1010 ...................................... 29 1011 ...................................... 28 1011M .................................... 28 1016 ...................................... 42 1019 ...................................... 27 1104 ...................................... 32 11045 ....................... 28, 113–116 11045-INS ......... 28, 120, 127–128 11046 ..................................... 28 11047 ..................................... 28 11048 ..................................... 28 11049 ..................................... 28 11049-INS ....................... 28, 120 11053 ..................................... 27 11054EINS ................ 27, 120, 125 11055 ................ 27, 112, 114–116 11055-INS ................ 27, 120, 128 11055RINS ........ 27, 120, 125–126 11057 ..................................... 27 11061 ..................................... 28 11063W .................................. 28 11073 ..................................... 28 11074 ..................................... 28 11081 ..................................... 28 1200L ..................................... 36 1201R .................................... 36 1202S ..................................... 36 12098 ..................................... 14 12098EINS ....................... 14, 120 12098-INS ................ 14, 120, 127 1218BI .................................... 48 1218BI-P ................................ 48 1224BI .................................... 48 1224BI-P ................................ 48 1232BI .................................... 48 1232BI-P ................................ 48 13104 ..................................... 62 13105 ..................................... 62 13156 .............................. 54, 124 13157 .............................. 54, 124 13157INSP ....................... 54, 124 13158INSP ....................... 54, 124 13231 ..................................... 62 13391 ..................................... 62 13392 ..................................... 62 1515-1 .................................... 45 1515-S ................................... 45 1550-11 .................................. 41 1550-2 .................................... 42 1550-24 .................................. 41 Classic Insulated (INS) Feature large, bright orange handles making the tool comfortable to use all day and easy to identify in the field. Durable, two component molded insulation provides protection against electric shock Thick, exceptionally tough, high dielectric white inner coating is bonded to the tool Flame retardant, impact-resistant, bright orange outer coating Jaw Width 1.203" (30.6 mm) Jaw Width 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.25" (31.8 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) Jaw Width 1.188" (30.2 mm) 1.25" (31.8 mm) SPLIT TETHER RING D248-9STT

Drivers and

Wrenches

with ASTM F-1505 and IEC 60900 standards for insulated tools official international 1000-volt rating symbol. and Nut Drivers • Wire Strippers/Cutters Wire Strippers/Cutters pers/Cutters • Knives Knives ach insulated tool is put through Klein’s internal rigorous testing andle any situation in the field. Some of these tests include the st, an impact test and a flammability test, to confirm the durability ols. s or plastic handles provide protection against electrical shock. arked with the official international 1000-volt rating symbol, as t the tool will make contact with an energized source. Jaw Length Cutting Knives 1.25" (31.8 mm) Standard utting Pliers ting features plus:

DIELECTRIC TESTING 10,000 volts are run through the insulation to ensure that there are no leaks

Conduit Tools and Measurement

Tool Kits

and Comfort

Safety, PPE

FLAMMABILITY TESTING

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK Plastic-Dipped

Jobsite Accessories

Jaw Length

Cutting Knives

0.813" (20.7 mm) 0.813" (20.7 mm) 0.813" (20.7 mm) 0.813" (20.7 mm) 0.813" (20.7 mm)

Semi-Flush

Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

Tool Storage Voice/Data/Video

esigned To Cut ACSR, Screws, Nails and Most Hardened Wire 0.813" (20.7 mm) 1.188" (30.2 mm) 13/16" (20.6 mm)

0.813" (20.7 mm) 0.813" (20.7 mm) 0.813" (20.7 mm) 0.813" (20.7 mm)

utting Pliers ting features plus:

Test and Measurement

Power Tools and Accessories

EINS suffix contain these stood.

WARNING: Do NOT touch uninsulated portion of the tool or any conductive object when either might contact an energized source.

ith the official international any chance that the tools Jaw Length 0.813" (20.7 mm)

Cutting Knives

www.kleintools.com > 800-553-4676 WARNING: Because moisture, films, or other surface contaminants are conductive, Klein insulated tools must be kept clean, dry, and free of any surface contaminants. WARNING: Whenever possible, always de-energize lines and equipment prior to working on or around them. Klein insulated tools are designed only to reduce the chance of injury where the tool may make contact with an energized source. Standard Standard Red

1" (25.4 mm)

Lifting, Pulling,

and Structural

ways inspect your tools before use. Do not use if orange stroy tool if white layer shows through orange layer.

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