| Model No. |
JIS |
DIN |
AWG |
Weight |
Length |
| KH-16 |
1.25-14mm2 |
1.5-16mm2 |
16-5 |
0.6kg |
280mm |
kh-16 Hand crimping tools
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Making sure you have the proper compression or crimping tool is imperative to ensure a proper connection.
If the plug or connector that you have on your cable is not properly crimped or compressed, the purity of your connection will be compromised.
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Hand crimping tools, also known as crimpers or crimping pliers, are used to create secure electrical connections by crimping or compressing a connector onto a wire. They are commonly used in electrical and electronics applications, as well as in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, and telecommunications.
Hand crimping tools typically consist of two handles connected by a pivot point. The handles have jaws or dies that are designed to match specific connector types and sizes. The dies are typically removable or interchangeable to accommodate different connector styles.
To use a hand crimping tool, you would typically follow these steps:
Strip the insulation: Use wire strippers to remove a small section of insulation from the end of the wire, exposing the bare conductor.
Insert the wire into the connector: Slide the stripped end of the wire into the appropriate terminal or connector.
Position the crimping tool: Place the connector with the inserted wire into the appropriate die or jaw of the crimping tool.
Apply pressure: Squeeze the handles of the crimping tool firmly to compress the connector onto the wire. The crimping tool should exert enough force to create a secure and reliable connection.
Inspect the crimped connection: After crimping, visually inspect the connection to ensure the wire is properly secured within the connector. Make sure there are no loose strands or exposed conductor.
It's important to note that different crimping tools are designed for specific types and sizes of connectors. Using the wrong tool or die size may result in an inadequate or unreliable crimped connection. Therefore, it's essential to select the appropriate crimping tool based on the connectors you're working with and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for proper usage.
There are various types and brands of hand crimping tools available in the market, ranging from basic manual tools to more advanced ratcheting or hydraulic crimping tools. The specific tool you choose will depend on your application requirements, connector types, and the volume of crimping work you anticipate.
