Ratcheting Crimper For Heat Shrink Connectors 10-20 AWG

Product Specification:

• Brand: TUBTAP
• Model: TUB--125
• Crimping Size: AWG20-10(0.5-6mm²)
• Package size: 22.86 x 8.00 x 2.39 cm
• Weight: 0.55kg
• Material: Alloy steel

Features:

1. Ratcheting mechanism: This is the key feature of a ratcheting crimper. The mechanism ensures that the crimping jaws apply consistent pressure to the connector, producing a reliable connection with each crimp.
2. Interchangeable dies: The dies are the part of the crimping tool that actually compresses the connector onto the wire. Ratcheting crimpers may come with interchangeable dies to accommodate different sizes of connectors.
3. Ergonomic handle: The handle of the tool should be comfortable to grip and easy to use, even for extended periods of time.
4. High-quality construction: Ratcheting crimpers should be made of high-quality materials, such as steel or aluminum, to ensure they can withstand repeated use without breaking or wearing down.
5. Calibration: Ratcheting crimpers may be calibrated to ensure consistent crimping force and to prevent over-crimping or under-crimping.
6. Versatility: Ratcheting crimpers may be designed to work with a variety of different types of connectors, including those used in automotive, aviation, or marine applications.
7. Safety features: Ratcheting crimpers may include safety features such as a locking mechanism to prevent accidental crimping, or insulated handles to protect against electrical shocks.

Application

1. ​​​​​Automotive wiring: Ratcheting crimpers are commonly used in the automotive industry to create connections between wires and connectors in vehicles.

2. Marine wiring: Ratcheting crimpers are also used in marine applications to create secure connections between wires and connectors in boats and other watercraft.

3. Industrial wiring: Ratcheting crimpers are used in industrial applications to create connections in machinery, equipment, and other electrical systems.

4. Electronics: Ratcheting crimpers are used in the manufacture and repair of electronics such as computers, phones, and other electronic devices.

5. Aerospace: Ratcheting crimpers are also used in the aerospace industry to create connections between wires and connectors in aircraft and spacecraft.