8-1/2" Linesman Pliers - Stanley Proto Industrial Tools

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• Model Number: 89-864 (consistent across results).
• Product Name: 8-1/2" Linesman Pliers, also referred to as 8-3/8" or 215mm.
• Manufacturer: Stanley Proto Industrial Tools. (Sometimes just "Stanley" or "Stanley Trade Tools" or "Stanley Black & Decker" for the brand/manufacturer).
• Overall Length: 8-3/8 inches (215mm). Note: The product name states 8-1/2", but actual spec is 8-3/8". I will use 8-3/8" in specifications and mention 8-1/2" in the name for consistency with the prompt but clarify the actual length.
• Weight: 0.82 lbs. (This is a real weight, not "0 lbs").
• Material: High-quality steel, Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel. High-carbon steel is a good summary.
• Jaw Features:
  • Machined jaw faces for gripping and twisting wire.
  • Precision machined jaw surface.
  • Slip-resistant grip.
  • Serrated jaw surface style.
  • Jaw Length: 1-1/2 inches.
  • Jaw Width: 9/16 inches.
  • Jaw Thickness: 1-1/16 inches.
• Cutting Features:
  • High leverage pivot design for easier cutting. Reduces cutting effort by 45%.
  • Induction hardened cutting edges for durability and longer sharpness. Increases edge life by 33%.
  • Side Cutter: Yes.
  • Does NOT include wire stripper.
• Handle Features:
  • Bi-material grip for extra comfort.
  • Comfortable grip.
  • Ergonomic Handle.
  • Non-Slip Grip.
  • Handle Material: Plastic, High Carbon Steel (for the tool itself, handles are covered).
  • Handle Color: Black/Yellow.
• Durability/Warranty:
  • Drop forged from high carbon steel.
  • Lifetime warranty.
• Standards: ANSI Specified.
• Applications: Electrical work, plumbing work, general maintenance, gripping, twisting, bending, cutting wire, cable, small metalwork components. Can be used to cut, straighten, and bend wire, and also to twist wires together when making splices. Reaming conduit.

Now I can structure the output based on these findings, adhering to all instructions. I will use the actual model number 89-864 as requested. I will ensure the 8-1/2" (from the product name) and 8-3/8" (from specifications) are handled gracefully.