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Crimping Tools

Crimping tools are used on cables and wires to create an indent to attach them together via a connector, such as a cable lug and are commonly used by electrical engineers.

We sell a wide variety of crimping tools, such as battery powered and hydraulic crimping tools and pneumatic crimping tools for heavy duty work, as well as manual hand operated crimp tools and indent crimp tools that are commonly used within the aviation industry.

Frequently Asked Questions about Crimping Tools

What is the primary use of crimping tools?

Crimping tools are used to join two pieces of metal by deforming one or both to hold each other. They are commonly used in electrical work to create secure connections between wires and connectors.

How do I choose the right crimping tool?

Choose a crimping tool based on the type and size of connectors you are using. Ensure it matches the specifications of your project and is compatible with the wire gauge and terminal type.

What are the types of crimping tools available?

Crimping tools come in manual, battery, hydraulic and pneumatic varieties. Manual crimpers are suitable for smaller jobs, while battery powered, hydraulic and pneumatic crimpers are used for heavy-duty or repetitive tasks.

What are some common applications for crimping tools?

Crimping tools are used in various applications including electrical wiring, network cable assembly, wire harnesses, automotive repairs and plumbing. They ensure reliable and durable connections in these fields.

What safety measures should I take when using crimping tools?

Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from debris. Follow the manufacturer's instructions, ensure the tool is in good condition and avoid using excessive force to prevent damaging the tool or connectors.

Which Klauke crimping tools pair with the various Series Klauke crimping dies?

The EK354 platform, such as EK354ML, EK354CFB and EK354CFM are suitable for use with Series 4 dies. For example this would be part numbers that begin with HA4, HD4, HR4 or HL4. The EK120 platform, such as EK12032CFB, EK12032CFM, EK12042CFM and EK12042CFB are suitable for use with Series 13 dies. For example this would be part numbers that begin with HA13, HD13, HR13 or HL13. The EK135 platform, such as EK135FTCFM and EK135FTCFB are suitable for use with Series 15 dies. For example this would be part numbers that begin with HA15, HD15, HR15 or HL15. The EK6022 platform, such as EK6022CFB and EK6022CFM are suitable for use with Series 22 dies. For example this would be part numbers that begin with HA22, HD22, HR22 or HL22.
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