Crimping Tool/Pliers for Ferrules and Terminals, 6-16mm with Ratchet Function

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The color-coded die allows for quick positioning of the crimp, and double jaws create a high-strength connection. From the trusted RS PRO brand this ratchet action crimping tool is designed for use with insulated terminals, and easily crimps ring, spade and bullet crimp terminals onto appropriate wires and cables. However, some types of crimping tools work better with nylon wire connectors than PVC, for example, making it important to understand the specification of the connector to select a suitable crimper. And because it’s so easy to squeeze with one hand, the user is able to hold the wire steadily in the free hand for perfectly aligned terminal connections. There’s no need to worry about dies fitting incorrectly, since terminals simply rest in the V-shaped jaw.The mechanical actions mentioned should play a role in the choice, but several other factors must be taken into account as well. We found that its dies were very easy to change and that it had plenty of power for crimping down on heavy-duty terminals.

Crimping Tool/Pliers for Ferrules and Terminals, 6-16mm with

Similarly, a basic handheld crimping tool might suffice for folks who tinker with electrical devices as a hobby. A hammer crimper doesn’t use dies but instead consists of a height-adjustable, wedge-shaped ram on a sliding carriage with a V-shaped groove at the base.However, we felt that the ratcheting function wasn’t as smooth as it could be, especially compared with other models. However, the grips were extremely comfortable (the best in the test by far), and the heavy-duty construction felt like it would last for years. GDPR that your data is transferred to the US, whose legislation has been considered as not providing an adequate level of personal data protection and where your personal data could be processed by public authorities. Matched tooling and terminals are required to achieve quality results that can be relied on, which is why all of our tools and terminals have been matched and tested to help you achieve exactly that.

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We liked its relatively compact size, and despite a shorter grip than some of the competitors, it was easy to apply pressure and crimp terminals.

When it comes to installing wire crimps, it doesn’t get much easier than a hydraulic model like this one from TemCo. We tested the ratcheting functions, assessed how easy the tools were to manipulate, and ultimately how well they secured the wires, then tested the finished connections with a multimeter. The TemCo hammer crimper mounts to a workbench and provides an easy-to-use, highly durable solution and a straightforward, cost-effective method for low-volume situations.