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• Ratcheting Type Crimping Tool for Insulated Terminals
• C.K crimping plier sets are designed for commercial use to safely and securely crimp insulated flat terminals and plugs. Heavy-duty frames and jaws made of reinforced carbon steel provide long service life and hassle-free operation. Handles provide anti-slip protection to ensure a safe and comfortable grip.　Features and benefits: Durable handheld tools designed for commercial use Reinforced carbon steel frame and jaw for high durability and long service lifeUp to 30,000 lifetimes Reliable crimping with high crimping pressure Specially designed deadlock system for improved safety and accurate crimping Equipped with easy-to-use quick release lever Insulated terminals, red, blue, yellow, 0.5 → 6 mm square, used in AWG20-10 Die meets different crimping ranges (DIN color code) Typical uses: Maintenance and repairElectrical equipment Cable assembly Frequently asked questions: What is the difference between non-insulated and insulated crimping tools Non-insulated crimping tools are used for general applications, but insulated crimping tools are tested in VDE up to 1000 V and, Designed for use where current is present.　How do you maintain the product? Axles and other moving parts must be regularly lubricated.　If the tool is exposed to dirt, it is recommended to provide lubricant * at least every 10,000 cycles.　You should also check the crimp dynest adjustment. If the preload of the tool is significantly reduced, the pressure adjustment shaft must be realigned.　Importance of high-quality crimping When a crimping tool is used for a terminal, two crimping operations are performed simultaneously. One is the electrical connection between the conductor and the terminal. The other is insulation crimping, which provides strain relief against vibration and tension. It is important that the electrical connection is airtight, with no gaps between the wire strand and the terminal. The presence of voids can cause corrosion, resistance and heating, and damage electrical connections. The use of good quality crimping tools allows for fully airtight crimping and prevents future degradation of electrical connections and insulation.