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Malco FP2 10 in. Fencing Pliers
Introducing the Malco FP2 Fencing Pliers, your ultimate tool for tackling all fencing projects with ease and precision. Engineered for durability and efficiency, these pliers are a must-have for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Key Features:
High-Leverage Design: At 10 inches (254 mm) in length, these pliers provide exceptional force for handling heavy fence wire.
Versatile Jaw Areas: Equipped with three serrated jaw sections, the FP2 excels at gripping, pulling, and tying wire, making it adaptable to various tasks.
Integrated Wire Cutters: Features three built-in cutting locations, allowing you to easily cut through wire up to 9-gauge (3.8 mm), including chain link and tensioning wire.
Compact Nose: The rounded, tapered nose design ensures easy access and reach into tight spaces, helping you to work efficiently in any environment.
Textured Handles: The textured surfaces of the handles provide a secure grip, promoting safe and controlled use.
Durable Construction: Made from hardened all-steel materials, the FP2 pliers are built to last, ensuring long service life and reliable performance.
With the Malco FP2 10 in. Fencing Pliers, you can tackle your fencing projects with confidence, knowing you have a tool designed for strength, precision, and versatility. Add this essential tool to your toolkit today!
•High-Leverage 10" Length
•Durable Hardened Steel Construction
•Textured Handles For Sure Control
•Compact Rounded Nose
•Three Serrated Jaw Areas
Introducing the Malco FP2 Fencing Pliers, your ultimate tool for tackling all fencing projects with ease and precision. Engineered for durability and efficiency, these pliers are a must-have for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Key Features:
High-Leverage Design: At 10 inches (254 mm) in length, these pliers provide exceptional force for handling heavy fence wire.
Versatile Jaw Areas: Equipped with three serrated jaw sections, the FP2 excels at gripping, pulling, and tying wire, making it adaptable to various tasks.
Integrated Wire Cutters: Features three built-in cutting locations, allowing you to easily cut through wire up to 9-gauge (3.8 mm), including chain link and tensioning wire.
Compact Nose: The rounded, tapered nose design ensures easy access and reach into tight spaces, helping you to work efficiently in any environment.
Textured Handles: The textured surfaces of the handles provide a secure grip, promoting safe and controlled use.
Durable Construction: Made from hardened all-steel materials, the FP2 pliers are built to last, ensuring long service life and reliable performance.
With the Malco FP2 10 in. Fencing Pliers, you can tackle your fencing projects with confidence, knowing you have a tool designed for strength, precision, and versatility. Add this essential tool to your toolkit today!
I’ve been building fence for 6 years and Malco makes the best fence pliers in my opinion and it’s not even close. They are beyond durable and strong and sturdy. I’ll never use another brand of pliers
Cherechi Chibike
Perfect
nosipho Arendse
I used this tool for a job building fences carry it with me all day atvthis job gets the job done.
Zoe Kawooya
They are decent, bought these for my fence installers. The cutters are strong and stay sharp. I deducted one star because some of my installers say they have to be opened too wide for the cutter to be used. They do have to be opened wider than the other brands we use, so the folks with bigger hands are okay with them. Some of other installers with normal size hands don't like them at all.
Sheetal Bhakta
The all in one chain link plier
Constantin Franecki
The only pliers I use for chain link work
Estelle Kuvalis
Great for my job but rusting did occur
Mathieu Lauzon
Installation d'une clĂ´ture.
Adrienne Bins
I use these pliers everyday at a very busy fence company. They work great every time! The cutters are sharp but probably won’t hold up cutting constantly. I bought the 8” pliers as well. I highly recommend these pliers.
Kanika Kota
Not has good as the cheaper brands. These come stiff and uncomfortable to use. The cheap ones I got were great. Malcos just seemed like the machining for the pins were off that made them stiff as hell.
Madhavi Chakrabarti
I use these daily at work and they work great, best pliers you can buy
Laurianne McLaughlin
Definitely worth it!
Lambert Klein
Great quality. Works great.
Icie Stroman
I use these pliers for every fence job I do.P.s a tip to get them loosened up throw them on the ground Alot. Concrete or asphaltThey work great I've had my pair for 5 months now.
I bought 3 sets of 10in Malco pliers months ago and the quality is horrible. They are still so tight and will not loosen up that they create problems when trying to use them. These were given to different employees for use and neither has had any luck on making them easier to use. Will not buy again. I will now have to purchase more pliers and will try a different brand and hope the quality is better. I bought a 8 in pair of Malco pliers at a separate time and they work great.
uneven grinding done on the pliers, seems like the price has gone up as the quality has gone down, used to be a real big fan of Malcom but these pliers don’t seem the same from what I’ve had in the past.
Gayatri Ravi
Decent enough fencing pliers. It takes a while to loosen them up though, even after a few months of use. The nose is to short and not great for tying fence. But they have a good grip and are great at cutting 9 guage wire
Sweta Sarin
I install fence for a living And I find these pliers good for my needs I especially like the narrow round tip. It make tying fence lines easier because the tip doesn’t get in the way.
Aurelia Tizikara
Ok price. Item works as advertised.
Mohammed Friesen
Love theseLove love love love love love love love love love love these amazing players we're buying the ten thousand times
Raj Kulkarni
Really good basic fence pliers, take s a little while to break them on but my guys like them.
Damilare Ogunwande
high quality & delivered on time
Phumzile van den Heever
a good slim headed plier for fencing projects heavier and large for leverage
Isaac Rosenbaum
Nice pliers, great at cutting heavier wire. I wish the in the jaw wire cutter was similar to lineman cutters.
Arnold Kulas
These pliers are tough and definitely have that feel in your hands. Joint is tight and chops right through 9 gauge wire.
Zachary Hermiston
These are great pliers, they are now my favorite
Emmanuel Nxumalo
Dennis, this style of lineman's pliers are specifically for building chainlink fence. The thickest wire your going to cut with then is going to be 9ga. Unless you put the wire in the cutters, place them on the ground and stomp the handles together. That dulls the sour out of then real quick. You need built cutters for the application you had explained. I have been using these and simular pliers for the past ten years and they work great.
Anshu Sarna
Work well
Hellen Ijaga
I am an ironworker and need a reliable pair of pliers these are not worth the steel there made out of
Deborah Weber
excellent
Alvah Bechtelar
Not so good! I own a farm and bought these pliers to cut hi-tensil hotwire fence. They really let me down. The action is not smooth, and if this makes sense...the cutters are lined up so the pliers have to be nearly all the way open to put the wire in, then it's open so wide it's awkward to squeeze with one hand. And they don't cut very easy. It takes a lot of force to cut the wire. I have since bought some 9" kleins. Night and day difference!!buy the Kleins.
Lucy Moore
These pliers have a nice textured grip, sharp cutters, and have a good hold in the jaw. The nose is too square, which makes it hard to tie, but I"m coming from a pair of pliers that were over 10 years old, so they were worn down nicely. I just wish the top cutter was angled for cutting ties off for tearouts.I bought the Maasdam pair last year, and those are junk. Really square nose, bad grip, and are super loose from hammering in tension bars already. These malco's aren't as nice as my old pair, but I think with a little grinding they'll be acceptable.
Sibusiso Lewis
Ive had these so far about Seven months and they've been Great I really like the center cutters although they could go for some heavier gauge cutters 9 gauge is a tight fit.
Lempi O'Keefe
Tougher than nails...solid, dependable product worth it's weight in cold, hard steel...wish they came in day-glo colors baked on finish so they're harder to lose out on the range/in the field!-)
I’ve been building fence for 6 years and Malco makes the best fence pliers in my opinion and it’s not even close. They are beyond durable and strong and sturdy. I’ll never use another brand of pliers
They are decent, bought these for my fence installers. The cutters are strong and stay sharp. I deducted one star because some of my installers say they have to be opened too wide for the cutter to be used. They do have to be opened wider than the other brands we use, so the folks with bigger hands are okay with them. Some of other installers with normal size hands don't like them at all.
I use these pliers everyday at a very busy fence company. They work great every time! The cutters are sharp but probably won’t hold up cutting constantly. I bought the 8” pliers as well. I highly recommend these pliers.
Not has good as the cheaper brands. These come stiff and uncomfortable to use. The cheap ones I got were great. Malcos just seemed like the machining for the pins were off that made them stiff as hell.
I use these pliers for every fence job I do.P.s a tip to get them loosened up throw them on the ground Alot. Concrete or asphaltThey work great I've had my pair for 5 months now.
I bought 3 sets of 10in Malco pliers months ago and the quality is horrible. They are still so tight and will not loosen up that they create problems when trying to use them. These were given to different employees for use and neither has had any luck on making them easier to use. Will not buy again. I will now have to purchase more pliers and will try a different brand and hope the quality is better. I bought a 8 in pair of Malco pliers at a separate time and they work great.
uneven grinding done on the pliers, seems like the price has gone up as the quality has gone down, used to be a real big fan of Malcom but these pliers don’t seem the same from what I’ve had in the past.
Decent enough fencing pliers. It takes a while to loosen them up though, even after a few months of use. The nose is to short and not great for tying fence. But they have a good grip and are great at cutting 9 guage wire
I install fence for a living And I find these pliers good for my needs I especially like the narrow round tip. It make tying fence lines easier because the tip doesn’t get in the way.
Dennis, this style of lineman's pliers are specifically for building chainlink fence. The thickest wire your going to cut with then is going to be 9ga. Unless you put the wire in the cutters, place them on the ground and stomp the handles together. That dulls the sour out of then real quick. You need built cutters for the application you had explained. I have been using these and simular pliers for the past ten years and they work great.
Not so good! I own a farm and bought these pliers to cut hi-tensil hotwire fence. They really let me down. The action is not smooth, and if this makes sense...the cutters are lined up so the pliers have to be nearly all the way open to put the wire in, then it's open so wide it's awkward to squeeze with one hand. And they don't cut very easy. It takes a lot of force to cut the wire. I have since bought some 9" kleins. Night and day difference!!buy the Kleins.
These pliers have a nice textured grip, sharp cutters, and have a good hold in the jaw. The nose is too square, which makes it hard to tie, but I"m coming from a pair of pliers that were over 10 years old, so they were worn down nicely. I just wish the top cutter was angled for cutting ties off for tearouts.I bought the Maasdam pair last year, and those are junk. Really square nose, bad grip, and are super loose from hammering in tension bars already. These malco's aren't as nice as my old pair, but I think with a little grinding they'll be acceptable.
Ive had these so far about Seven months and they've been Great I really like the center cutters although they could go for some heavier gauge cutters 9 gauge is a tight fit.
Tougher than nails...solid, dependable product worth it's weight in cold, hard steel...wish they came in day-glo colors baked on finish so they're harder to lose out on the range/in the field!-)