Description
Hand crimpers are manual devices used to crimp wires, cables, and other ductile materials.
These plier-like tools, also known as crimping pliers, manual crimping tools, and crimpers, join two or more pieces of metal by exerting pressure on them to deform them, forcing them to hold each other.
Hand crimping tools feature crimping points in their jaws.
Some tools have crimping points, or dies, that can be changed out to give the crimpers additional functions, such as cutting.
Hand crimpers can be used on steel cable, electrical connections and terminations, lugs, ferrules, or plugs.
Ratchet type red handles crimper with smart open-knob.
Turn the smart open-knob if the handles cannot be opened due to wrong operation.
| Model No. |
JIS |
DIN |
AWG |
Weight |
Length |
| KH-8 |
1.25-8mm2 |
1.5-10mm2 |
16-8 |
0.6kg |
250mm |
Hand crimping tools
Hand crimpers are manual devices used to crimp wires, cables, and other ductile materials.
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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 handheld devices used to crimp or compress connectors onto the ends of wires. They are commonly used in electrical work, telecommunications, and electronics to create secure and reliable connections.
Here are some commonly used hand crimping tools:
Ratcheting Crimper: This type of crimper features a ratcheting mechanism that ensures consistent and precise crimping. It applies pressure until the crimp is complete, providing a reliable connection. Ratcheting crimpers are available for various types of connectors and wire sizes.
Non-Ratcheting Crimper: Non-ratcheting crimpers require manual pressure to complete the crimp. They are generally less expensive than ratcheting crimpers and can be suitable for occasional use or lighter applications.
Wire Ferrule Crimper: Wire ferrules are small metal tubes used to terminate stranded wires, providing a more secure connection. Wire ferrule crimpers are designed specifically for crimping these ferrules onto wires, ensuring a reliable connection in applications such as industrial control panels or electrical cabinets.
Coaxial Cable Crimper: Coaxial cables are commonly used for television, internet, and other audio/video applications. Coaxial cable crimpers are designed to crimp connectors onto coaxial cables, creating secure connections that maintain signal integrity.
Insulated Terminal Crimper: Insulated terminals, also known as insulated connectors or wire connectors, are used to connect wires and provide electrical insulation. Insulated terminal crimpers are designed to crimp these connectors onto wires, ensuring a secure and insulated connection.
Open Barrel Crimper: Open barrel connectors are commonly found in automotive and electronic applications. Open barrel crimpers are specifically designed to crimp these connectors, providing a secure and reliable connection.
It's important to choose the right crimping tool for the specific connector and wire size you are working with. Using the wrong tool may result in a poor connection or damage to the wire or connector. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines when using a hand crimping tool.
