Used for tightening and loosening screws in electrical devices, panels, and junction boxes.

Ideal for gripping, bending, and cutting wires in confined spaces. They often have a long, narrow nose for precision work.

Heavy-duty pliers with a cutting edge, used for gripping, twisting, and cutting wires. They are essential for electrical installations and repairs.

Designed to strip the insulation from electrical wires, revealing the conductive core. Some models also have cutting and crimping capabilities.

Used for tightening or loosening nuts and bolts of various sizes. The jaws can be adjusted to fit different fasteners.

Essential for measuring distances and ensuring accurate placement of electrical components.

Used for crimping connectors onto the ends of wires. Crimped connectors provide a secure electrical connection.

Specifically designed for cutting electrical cables cleanly and efficiently. They come in various sizes for different cable diameters.

Used for pulling wires through conduit or behind walls during installations.

Used for cutting conduit, pipes, or other materials during electrical installations.

Tools designed to bend metal conduit into desired shapes and angles for routing electrical wires.

Essential for illuminating work areas, especially in dark or confined spaces.

Ensures that electrical components, outlets, and fixtures are installed straight and level.

Used for tightening or loosening socket head screws commonly found in electrical equipment.

Screwdriver-like tools designed for turning nuts and bolts. They come in various sizes and are particularly useful in panel installations.