electricity tools [6]

The purpose of the electrical trade is to install, maintain and repair electrical wiring and devices in a place or building.
electricity tools [6] 						Pliers with adjustable cutting jaws for removing the insulating sheathing from an electric cable or wire.												Small striated wheel controlling the movement of the jaws so they adapt to the diameter of the electric wire being stripped.				  							Pliers with long narrow jaws for doing delicate work or accessing hard-to-reach parts.												Pliers fitted with straight jaws that provide a powerful grip; they also include a wire cutter and jaws for pulling fish wire.												Straight striated part that, with its twin, opens and closes to grip, twist or cut an electric cable, wire or other object.				  							Part fitted with two cutting edges for cropping an electric wire.				  							Pliers’ axle of articulation, which allows the jaws to open and close.				  							Long part of the pliers, covered with a material preventing the flow of electricity.

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pliers?[1]

parallel electrical circuit

wire stripper

Pliers with adjustable cutting jaws for removing the insulating sheathing from an electric cable or wire.
pliers [1]
pliers [1]

adjustment wheel

Small striated wheel controlling the movement of the jaws so they adapt to the diameter of the electric wire being stripped.

needle-nose pliers

Pliers with long narrow jaws for doing delicate work or accessing hard-to-reach parts.
pliers [1]
pliers [1]

lineman’s pliers

Pliers fitted with straight jaws that provide a powerful grip; they also include a wire cutter and jaws for pulling fish wire.
pliers [1]
pliers [1]

jaw

Straight striated part that, with its twin, opens and closes to grip, twist or cut an electric cable, wire or other object.

wire cutter

Part fitted with two cutting edges for cropping an electric wire.

pivot

Pliers’ axle of articulation, which allows the jaws to open and close.

insulated handle

Long part of the pliers, covered with a material preventing the flow of electricity.