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ORBIS combination pliers come from a German brand. The pliers serve electricians, installation technicians and people doing daily repair work. They suit tasks where several operations are carried out with one tool. For household electrical work and general repairs, you can start with ORBIS 41 to DIN ISO 5746. For heavy loads and a long cutting edge, choose the ORBIS 46 HD version.
For work in tight positions where hand fatigue needs to be reduced, choose the MIG-Fix 142 or the EvoMaxx XL 21-1850 with bent jaws. For work in electrical cabinets and industrial equipment requiring VDE 1000V insulation, choose the MIG-Mobile 116-1800 or the MIG-Electro 116-1850 with 6-7 functions. Electricians who need to crimp terminals can choose the VDE insulated 46-2250. For agriculture and forestry work, choose the 50-260 hammer pliers. The entire range is made in Germany, using C60 steel or high-grade steel cutting edges. The ergonomic handles help reduce hand fatigue during use. The pliers suit gripping, twisting, bending and cutting wire in confined spaces.
ORBIS combination pliers come from a German brand. These pliers meet the daily needs of electricians, installation technicians and repair workers. They suit situations where several operations must be carried out with one tool. Those working on residential electrical jobs and general repairs can start with the ORBIS 41 to DIN ISO 5746. Those who prioritise heavy-duty loads and long cutting edges can choose the ORBIS 46 HD version.
Those who often work in confined positions and need to reduce hand fatigue can choose the MIG-Fix 142 or the EvoMaxx XL 21-1850 with bent nose. Those working in electrical cabinets and industrial equipment who need VDE 1000V insulation can choose the MIG-Mobile 116-1800 or the MIG-Electro 116-1850 with 6-7 functions. Electricians who need to crimp terminals can choose the 46-2250 with VDE insulation. Those in agriculture and forestry can choose the 50-260 hammer pliers. The entire range is made in Germany, using C60 steel or high-grade steel blades. Ergonomic handles help reduce hand fatigue in use. These pliers suit gripping, twisting, bending and cutting wire in confined spaces.
Combination pliers bring gripping, twisting, bending and wire cutting together in one hand tool. ORBIS is a German brand that develops each pliers line for a specific way of working. This product group serves electricians, equipment installation technicians and people doing daily maintenance. Users can therefore carry fewer pliers for each job.
Common areas of work include residential electrical jobs, equipment installation, technical maintenance and general repairs. Combination pliers are preferred when work needs to be quick, compact and flexible in limited space. The main lines in this group are 41- and 46-. Alongside these there are the long nose group, the bent nose group and the insulated handle group.
The 41- line is aimed at electrical work and general repairs, to DIN ISO 5746. This line comprises 19 variants, differing in handle type and in the surface finish of the pliers head. The cutting edges are made from high-grade steel, with cutting capacity varying according to the hardness of the workpiece. On soft material, the pliers cut up to Ø3.0mm diameter according to the manufacturer's description.
The 7 inch (180mm) size comes with several finish options. The 41-1800-20RR has black-red handles, black edges and a polished face. The 41-1800-35RR has a matte chrome-plated surface. The 41-1800-44RR has a mirror-polished chrome finish. In the 6¼ inch size there is the 41-1600-35RR for more compact handling.
In the 8 inch (200mm) size, the 41-2000-2022 has red PVC handles with black edges and a polished face. The name "flat nose" comes from the shape of the jaws when the two halves are closed and viewed head-on. This jaw style is convenient for gripping and bending wire. All versions in the 41 line are made in Germany according to OrbisWill information.
The 46- line is the HD, meaning heavy duty, version, with a flat nose and a long cutting edge. This construction combines gripping, cutting and wire stripping in a single pliers. The body uses forged and hardened steel according to the manufacturer's description. This line has 10 versions, differing in the surface finish of the jaws and in the handle type.
The ten versions are divided into two main sizes, 8 inch and 9 inch. In the 8 inch size there is the 46-2000-35RR with black-red handles and a matte chrome-plated surface. In the same size there is also the 46-2000-20RR with black edges and a polished face. These two versions suit users accustomed to a medium pliers size.
In the 9 inch size, the 46-2200-35RR and the 46-2200-20RR keep the same HD construction with longer handles. The mirror-polished chrome version with insulated red-yellow handles is the 46-2200-44RV. Another red-yellow handle version with a mirror-polished surface is the 46-2200-40RV. These options allow a choice based on grip habits.
For work in electrical cabinets and on industrial equipment, the group with insulated handles to VDE 1000V is preferred. The 116-1800 belongs to the MIG-Mobile line, integrating 7 functions in one pliers. This line is aimed at residential electrical work and electrical cabinet installation. The 116-1850 belongs to MIG-Electro, with 6 functions and 4 different handle versions.
In the insulated HD group, the 46-2020-44RV in 8 inch size comes in the versions 2022, 20RR, 3SM2, 35RR, 40RV VDE and 44RV VDE. For crimping work, the 46-2250-40RV at 220mm long combines cable cutting, conductor gripping and terminal crimping. The non-insulated version in the same size is the 46-2250-3622.
When working in confined positions, a small and flexible nose helps reach parts deep inside. The 142- belongs to the MIG-Fix line, 6¼ inch size, reducing hand effort by up to 30% according to the manufacturer's description. The two-component moulded plastic handles come in a black-red type and a red-yellow VDE insulated type with a slip guard. A return spring keeps the jaws open.
The bent nose model 21-1850 belongs to the EvoMaxx XL line, with 6 functions in one pliers. Designed to the EvoL!ne® ergonomic concept with a load-bearing joint, it is aimed at electrical engineering work and repairs. The 141- MIG-Plus line uses C60 steel and has several variants according to function. In ORBIS convention, MIG stands for Made in Germany.
Besides electrical work and installation, this group also includes a model for outdoor work. The 50-2600-2022 is a combination fencing pliers used for fence work. This model is aimed at people working in agriculture and forestry. When choosing, users should compare their actual work with the functions of each line. Choosing by size alone is not advisable.
Those doing residential electrical work and general repairs can start with the 41 line to DIN ISO 5746. Those needing a flat nose, a long cutting edge and a construction oriented towards heavy loads should look at the 46 HD version. Those working frequently in confined positions and wanting to reduce hand fatigue can choose the MIG-Fix 142 or the EvoMaxx XL bent nose model.
For work inside electrical cabinets, choose the versions with red-yellow VDE 1000V insulated handles. The 6¼ inch, 7 inch, 8 inch and 9 inch sizes correspond to the working space and the hand force required. Surface finishes include black edges with polished face, matte chrome plating and mirror-polished chrome, chosen according to usage habits.
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