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FEATURE:
- Hexagonal crimping jaw with six serrated crimp surfaces.
- This wire crimping tool is helpful to shorten the working time of electricians, renovators and builders.
- Crimp range 30-5 AWG with one tool!
- Ideal for crimping insulated and non-insulated wire ferrules.
- Ergonomic Handle Design provides improved gripping power.
Crimping Steps
Prepare a ferrule.
Place ferrule in the jaw.
Put the wire that has been stripped of its insulation into the ferrule.
Perfect crimping!
glenn e hill
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
They worked on the real little wire
Scott shaw
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
Easy to use and makes good solid well defined crimps. Some people complain about irregularities in their crimps. Choose a ferrule that most closely matches your wire. The better the fit before crimping the better the result.Remember “compact” wires are labeled the same as standard ones and have the same current rating but are smaller in diameter. Choose a ferrule according to fit not just by gauge and the crimp will be great!Keep the dies clean and very very lightly lubricated!
Mr Mr! Everything
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
Almost got the German tool for over 200 , but this tool working great! , for the price can't go wrong with this, I'm not a professional everyday solar installer so is why I purchased this one, otherwise I would have gotten the German.
Mike H
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
Work great, just wish they would be bigger to easily accommodate 6 awg ferrules.
BadTastey
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024
If you're doing any custom wiring, these will give it a nice professional look. The crimping tool is nice quality and has a good weight.
24pk
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023
Have used this crimper for over a month on wiring control panels. Have crimped the following size ferrules: 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 22, & 24awg. As the wire sizes get below 16, the crimp becomes less square and more rectangular. At times almost looks like a parallelogram. Several times I had to use a hexagonal crimper afterwards to get the ferrule into a square terminal. Did not have any loose crimps(as long as on right setting), just the lack of squareness.
Mark M
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023
I read reviews on many ciphers available here. I was a little out off by some of the negative comments, so I thought I'd share my experience. Hopefully it helps you out.My needs were simple. I am installing a home vehicle charger and I wanted the installing to be as good as I could makes it. I was working with 6AWG wires. The engineer in me said that I should go sooth ferrule connections, as they are best in applications just like this. This was a brief encounter with the specific circumstances and this tool was great. It took the 6AWG ferrules and crimped them without complaint.If you're looking for something that can get the job done, won't break the bank and can manage 6AWG, this is your tool.
Herb
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2022
The crimpers will do a fair job on the ferrules, but the ferrules will be compressed at an angle and not as a square or equal on all sides, they will be more high than wide. When you insert the cable on terminals the cable has to be rotated to find the flat spot so that you can make good flat contact with the terminal screw. they are overpriced, other than that they will work if you lack anything else to do the job correctly.
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