Milwaukee Tool Cushion-Grip Screwdrivers, Cutting Pliers: Summit Racing Equipment

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Milwaukee Tool wrote a big $55,000,000 check for a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in West Bend, Wisconsin to make top-quality screwdrivers and pliers. Take a look at all of the features Milwaukee Tool put into them; Summit Racing Equipment thinks you’ll agree the investment paid off.

Cushion Grip Screwdrivers

These screwdrivers have a durable cushion grip handle with an anti-peel design to ensure the grips will not fall off. But that’s just part of what makes them so good:
• Custom-machined and laser-etched tips for a precise fit in the screw head without stripping or slipping
• Bolsters for a wrench to maximize leverage and control
• Cross-hatch knurled shanks provide better grip for precise control
• Permanent screwdriver type and size ID on the end of the handle

Milwaukee Tool Cushion Grip Screwdrivers are available with tips for Phillips, slotted, square, cabinet, and ECX screws.

Cutting Pliers

Press-forged and precision-machined from American steel, Milwaukee Tool Cutting Pliers feature laser-hardened cutting blades and teeth to reduce wear. The pliers are riveted using an automated process that allows for smooth opening and closing with no break-in required.

Diagonal Pliers have a tapered nose with flush cutting blades, allowing you to cut to the tip. Integral reaming ridges remove burrs from the inside of smooth pipe. Other features include a built-in fish tape puller and molded Comfort Grip handles that won’t peel off.

Lineman’s Pliers have a reaming head that can handle conduit from 1/2 to 1 inch in diameter. They are available in versions with a built-in crimper for insulated and non-insulated terminals, a crimper plus a bolt cutter for #6 and #8 bolts; a fish tape puller; or a thread cleaner.

Long Nose Pliers have a 2-inch gripping nose to easily pull wire and material through tight spaces. Other features include integral reaming ridges for removing burrs from the inside of smooth pipe, a wire cutter, a fish tape puller, and Comfort Grip handles.

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