Multifunction Fencing pliers for wire fencing

Specifications

THE BEST CHOICE FOR YOUR FENCE

THE MULTIFUNCTION FENCING PLIERS FOR WIRE FENCING

HOW TO USE THE MULTIFUNCTION FENCING PLIER :

PACKING OF THE MULTIFUNCTION FENCING PLIER :

THE FEATURES OF THE MULTIFUNCTION FENCING PLIER :

• Cuts and twists wire
• Single tooth Jaws for lifting ,pulling  or hammer staples ,cutting wires
• Quality Chrome Vanadium Steel construction

THE SPECIFICATION OF THE MULTIFUNCTION FENCING PLIER :

1.Drive fence staples into a fence made with wooden poles by using the fencing pliers flat head

with cross hatches, which involves striking the fence staple with the hammer-like head to drive

them into the poles to hold barbed wire, cattle panel, field fence or any other type of fence

in place.

2.Cut wire with fencing pliers to make a barbed wire or electric wire fence. There is a wire

cutter deep inside the jaws of the pliers that will cut from either side. Fencing pliers will also

grip wire in the wide teeth on the end of the jaws to twist into loops for attaching spring

electric wire gates. Splice wire together to attach pieces for longer lengths of wire.

3.Fasten wire ties with fencing pliers by wrapping around the post and placing each wire tie end

around the fencing. The jaws allow squeezing wire tightly to wrap in a circular motion around the

fencing to ensure stability.
4.Stretch barbed wire by firmly gripping the wire and turning the wire in a twisting motion, which

will pull the wire into a loop that you turn in one direction to tighten with each turn. Older fences

or fences that have damage from falling trees will loosen and sag. Fencing pliers can tighten all

of these areas.
 

5.Strike nails with the head to drive them into any type of wood with a hammering motion.

 Protruding nail tips will snip off with the wire cutter deep in the jaws so that the sharp tips do

 not cause injury to animals or persons.

6. Pull staples by inserting the long curved tip of fencing pliers under the middle of the staple

 and pulling in an outward motion. Leaning the tool and using the post or wood that the staple is in

for leverage helps to pull tightly driven staples. This part of the pliers works as the curved end

on a claw hammer.

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