If you work with electrical connections, a cable crimping tool is an essential ingredient in your toolbox. This quality six- through 50-millimetre wire crimper from Randy & Travis Machinery will provide years of dependable service and an accurate bore diameter that will never let you down.
Crafted from SCM-40 ultra-hard steel, this tool is built to last—even under rugged conditions. It's easy to change heads with its 360-degree rotation.
With lower pressure requirements to operate, you can change heads easily even when you have little hand strength. Just press to rotate the inner dies—it's a snap.
With six crimping sizes, you'll be able to work with wires of varying sizes, including 6 mm2 = 10 AWG, 10 mm2 = 8 AWG, 16 mm2 = 6 AWG, 25 mm2 = 4 AWG, 35 mm2 = 2 AWG, and 50 mm2 = 0 AWG.
Its high accuracy gives you the power to calibrate with ease, while its ergonomic design reduces fatigue. A built-in carrying handle makes it easy to tote it to every job, while the anti-slip handle material assures you of the highest safety standard.
Perfect for a gift for the electrician or handyman, this tool is a practical gift your recipient will never want to be without on the job. Buy one for yourself or your special someone today.
Features and specifications:
- Length: 39 cm
- Material: SCM-40 hardened steel
- Number of built-in dies: 6 (6, 10, 16, 25, 35, and 50 millimetres)
- Uses: Non-welding and standard electrical connections
- Colour: Orange, black
Note:
COM (change of mind) Return Policy:
The product must be unopened and in brand new condition, with the return to be organised by the customer. Once received and verified to be in the condition specified, refund is only of the item value minus 15% restocking fee (not including initial shipping). An additional return charge, which is same cost as that of initial shipping, will be deducted from the refund on returns due to delivery failure caused by customer error. For the health and safety of our staff and other customers, we are unable to accept returns of personal use items.
