What type of pliers are snub-nosed pliers with two flat gripping surfaces, two opposing cutting edges, and insulated handles that help reduce the risk of electrical shock?
A. Locking pliers
B. Adjustable pliers
C. Needle nose pliers
D. Lineman’s pliers
A. Incorrect. Locking pliers can be locked into place when the handgrips are squeezed together.
B. Incorrect. Adjustable pliers have a tongue and groove joint or slot that allows the jaws to widen and grip objects of different sizes.
C. Incorrect. Needle nose pliers have long, thin jaws for fine work; for example, holding small items in place, removing cotter pins, or bending wire.
D. Correct. Lineman’s pliers are snub-nosed pliers with two flat gripping surfaces, two
opposing cutting edges, and insulated handles that help reduce the risk of electrical shock.
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