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KLE 161335H Chicago® Grip Hot Latch

Manufacturer: Klein Tools | Catalog # 161335H | QED Part # 4880922

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Prop 65 Warning Prop 65 Warning Primary Spec Sheet
Finding the best grip to pull small copper can be challenging. Copper stretches over time becoming too thin for some grips which may cause slippage. Some smaller grips are harder to manipulate when wearing rubber gloves and are not hot latch compatible. Using a grip that's too big, too strong or too aggressive could damage the cable. Klein Tools' 1613 Series Bare Wire Chicago Grip is big enough to work with gloves but small enough to pull #6 and #8 copper without damaging it. It's just right for the job.

Technical Information

Applications
Wire Pulling
Cable Type
Copper
Jaw Type
Single V
Material
Steel
Size
0.1285 - 0.162 in
Type
Chicago Grip

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Klein Tools, Inc.
Sub Brand
Chicago™

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
092644471926
Product UPC
09264447192
Used With
#6 and 8 AWG Bare Copper Wires
Weight
2.844 lb

Dimensions

Chain Cable Diameter
0.1285 To 0.162 in
Depth
7.425 Inch
Height
1.8 Inch
Jaw Length
4.188 in
Overall Length
12.6 in
Width
5.400 in

Certifications and Compliance

Country of Origin
USA

Certifications & Compliance

Prop 65 Warning
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov for more information.
Features
  • Lightweight, cost-effective grip pulls #8 to #6 AWG bare copper wire
  • Single V groove jaw
  • Max Safe Load of 4500-Pound (2100 kg)
  • Locking loop handles allow the jaws to be held in an open position for easy placement on wire or cable
  • Made in USA
Warnings
  • Before each use, clean jaw area and inspect grip for proper operation to avoid slippage.
  • When used on/near energized lines, ground, insulate, or isolate grip before pulling.
  • Do not exceed rated capacity.



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