CHANNELLOCK®
9-inch CODE BLUE® Welder's Pliers (360CB)
9-inch CODE BLUE® Welder's Pliers (360CB)
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The CHANNELLOCK® 9" CODE BLUE® Welder's Pliers are multi-purpose and provide strength and reliability on and off the job site. CODE BLUE® grips are designed for durability and comfort.
- Xtreme Leverage Technology (XLT™) means considerably less force is required to cut than traditional high leverage designs
- Precision-machined laser heat-treated cutting edge for clean cuts
- Groove nose design for superior spatter removal
- Easy tip installation and removal
- Grips and draws out wire
- Used for installation and removal of bushings and nozzle
- Able to hammer
- Spring loaded
- CHANNELLOCK® uses high carbon U.S. steel for superior performance on the job and and is specially coated for ultimate rust prevention
- CODE BLUE® grips are designed for durability and comfort
- Product Dimensions: 9" x 1.92" x 0.45"
Excellent well made US manufactured product. Channellock does not disappoint.
Bought these for home shop. I have another pair of channellock welpers at work that are almost 10 years old. They still cut MIG/TIG wire like they're 10 days old, and they get used daily. MADE IN USA. Don't buy some cheap China welpers. I promise you, these are worth the money.
I work on robotic welders and material handlers and use this type of pliers changing nozzles, tips, diffusers, fittings and sensors all day long. For all those tasks these pliers work great.The length and code blue grips give great leverage and comfort. The design of the scraper works very well for cleaning out nozzles. The design of the jaws grips better than most of this style of pliers that I've used in the past.The flaw is the wire cutter. When using these on .25, .35 or .45 wire, they do not cleanly cut all the way. After cutting, I have to tap the wire, or grab it to pull the cut end off.I have used both this and the regular Channellock model, both have had the issue with the wire cutter.
I am a production welder of 15+ years, and I put these through thousands of hours of work a year. They last about 2-3 years each, while lesser models/brands only last a few months. They cut SS wire, carbon steel, or steel banding like butter! (Even though they are not snips, I know). They are WELL worth the investment.
Tight firm action. Quality comfortable grips. The steel is holding its edge just like new after several months.