Channellock 317 8" Long Nose Pliers with Side Cutter
- CHANNELLOCK Long Nose Pliers are engineered to operate in tight spaces. A crosshatched teeth pattern provides reliable grip in either direction, while a narrow nose profile provides extra precisionType Precision Machined, Knife and Anvil Side Cutting Edge
- Features:
- Crosshatch teeth on jaws - delivers a strong, non-slip grip on wires, components, and small parts
- Precision machined knife-and-anvil side cutter - ensures perfect mating for clean cuts
- Laser heat-treated cutting edges - resist wear and maintain cutting performance over time
- Narrow, elongated nose profile - improves access in tight or recessed areas
- Forged high-carbon steel body with rust-resistant coating - strong, durable, and built for long life
- Comfort grip Blue® handles - ergonomic, non-slip hold for extended use
- Specifications:
- Jaw Type: Long Nose, Crosshatch Teeth
- Overall Length: 8 Inch
- Jaw Length: 2.36 Inch
- Material: High Carbon Steel
- Handle: Material Plastic Grip
- Capacity: 0.07 to 0.091 Inch (Piano Wire), 0.047 to 0.091 Inch (Hard Wire/Medium Hard Wire), 0.162 Inch (Soft Wire)
- Handle: Color Blue
- Application: Cutting
- Joint Size: 0.87 Inch Width x 0.41 Inch Thickness
- Cutting Edge Size: 0.41 Inch
- Handle Span: 1.89 Inch
- Nose Size: 0.14 Inch Width x 0.11 Inch Thickness
- Includes: Side Cutter
- Application Standard: ISO 9001
- UPC: 025582121974
- The Channellock 317 pliers may also be known as Channellock long nose side cutter 317, Channellock 8-in long nose pliers, 317 side cutting plier, Channellock precision long nose 317, or 317 long nose electrical pliers.
Channellock’s model 317 delivers precision performance in tight or restricted spaces where standard pliers cannot reach. With its fine nose, durable cutting edges, and ergonomic handles, it is a dependable tool for electrical, mechanical, and general fabrication tasks.
Q: What types of wire can the side cutter handle?
A: The 317 side cutter is capable of cutting soft wire and medium wire within its specified capacity, thanks to the precision knife-and-anvil design and laser-treated cutting surfaces.
Q: Is this tool made in the USA?
A: Yes. Channellock’s pliers—including the 317—are forged in the United States from high-carbon steel and finished with rust-resistant coating.
Q: How should I maintain the 317 plier to ensure long life?
A: After use, wipe clean of debris and moisture, lightly oil the pivot, and store in a dry place. Avoid cutting hardened wire beyond its capacity to preserve the cutting edges.
