Malco Fencing Pliers FP2 10 Inch Heavy Duty Fence Wire Cutter (1.3 Inch Jaw Capacity 9 Gauge Wire Tying Chain Link Maintenance)

Malco 10-Inch Heavy-Duty Fencing Pliers and Wire Cutting Tool

The Malco FP2 Fencing Pliers is a 10-inch hardened steel multi-functional hand tool engineered with a 1-3/10-inch jaw capacity and three distinct cutting ports capable of shearing up to 9-gauge heavy fence wire. Designed for agricultural contractors and chain-link installers, this heavy-duty plier features three serrated gripping zones for pulling and twisting tension wires alongside a compact, tapered nose that enters tight stud and mesh clearances. The textured handle surfaces maintain non-slip leverage across field maintenance, boundary wire tensioning, and perimeter security installations.

Best Used For:

• Chain Link Fence Installation: Cutting and tying 9-gauge steel tension wire around perimeter posts and terminal fittings.
• Agricultural Barbed Wire Repair: Gripping, stretching, and splicing heavy-gauge smooth or barbed livestock wire along farm fence lines.
• Confined Mesh Wire Binding: Reaching into cramped wire intersections to crimp, twist, and secure tie wires using the tapered nose profile.

Key Performance & Safety Features

• Hardened All-Steel Construction: Forged for maximum structural strength and long-term durability under harsh jobsite environmental exposure.
• Triple Wire Cutter Ports: Built-in anvil shear locations provide easy cutting access for up to 9-gauge (3/20-inch) heavy chain-link or tension wire.
• Three Serrated Jaw Surfaces: Specially milled gripping zones provide high-friction retention for pulling, twisting, and tying heavy fencing wire.
• Compact Tapered Nose Geometry: Rounded profile allows rapid entry and maneuverability within restricted wire mesh spaces.
• Textured Non-Slip Grips: Ergonomic handle surfaces enhance operator grip stability and control during high-leverage shearing passes.

What's Included

• (1) Malco FP2 10 in. Heavy-Duty Fencing Pliers

Technical Specifications

Pro-Tip: Seat heavy 9-gauge steel wire deep into the rear throat cutter notch closest to the pivot point to maximize mechanical advantage and achieve clean, low-effort shears.