Crimp (crimper) for cable lugs 0.25-6.0mm² (AWG23-10)

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We try to align the wire and the ferrule itself.
Separate crimping tool So, they perform their function, but in the end, the fastening is not very reliable.
Now I’ll try with stranded wire.
The matrix plates are pressed evenly, resulting in a pressed tip.
Crimping Specifications: Included is a case organizer with tips.
HSC8 6-4 marking is present In general, insulated pin lugs, the so-called NShVI, are needed for terminating flexible stranded copper conductors by crimping.
In my opinion, such a crimper design, which allows you to crimp from four sides at once, is the most thoughtful.
There is a latch in the “folded” position
Despite the massive “head”, the tool is compact and easy to work with. A small review of a good crimping crimper complete with a set of ferrules. A useful tool for both professionals and amateurs)) 100 * E2512 Crimp Terminals Wire Crimper Size: 175 https://jiji.ng/cars/mercedes_benz-c280-2006 * 90 * 17mm
Colors: Multicolor Quantity of 100 of each type: Color marking corresponds to different diameters. AWG 22 (Orange): F: 8mm , L: 14mm, W: 2.5mm, D: 1.3mm, C: 1mm
NSHVI set includes: 100 * E6012 Crimp Terminals The dimensions of the insulated cuffs and bushings of the NShVI lugs are designed for mounting one conductor of the appropriate section – select according to the wire diameter according to the table.
A case with NShVI
For the test – a simple stranded wire (approximately 0.5mm2) and red lugs (AWG18) Suitable Terminals: Cord End Terminals, Insulated Terminals AWG 22 (Yellow): F: 6mm, L: 12mm, W: 2.5mm, D: 1.3mm, C: 1mm
The color of the insulating cuffs is made in accordance with the color marking DIN 46228. 100 * E1008 Crimp Terminals
Close-up photo of the crimped tip AWG 18 (Red) : F: 8mm, L: 14.6mm, W: 3mm, D: 1.7mm, C: 1.4mm 1.JPG” /”>
In order for the wires not to stick out of the ferrule, it is necessary to strip the stranded wire according to the table, in size
There are 100 pieces of each type in the case, 8 types in total. Crimping Range: 0.25-6.0mm² AWG23-10 AWG 16 (Black): F: 10mm, L: 16.4mm, W: 3.5mm, D: 2mm, C: 1.7mm I came across cheap pliers-crimpers that simply compress the tips from both sides (according to the principle of pliers, with a matrix for different tip calibers). Animation of the crimper operation for clarity. In general, a quite suitable tool for crimping ferrules of stranded wires. /> The result is not bad – the shirt completely covers the insulation section, nothing sticks out, the tip holds firmly. AWG 14 (Blue): F: 12mm, L: 19.2mm, W: 4mm, D: 2.6mm, C: 2.3mm
Of course, the empty tip was crumpled. 100 * E1510 Crimp Terminals
Here are the species included. Very useful for both the professional and the "home master".
Compress. Model: HSC8 6-4 Squeeze the crimper. AWG 20 (White): F: 8mm, L: 14.6mm, W: 2.8mm, D: 1.5 mm, C: 1.2mm 100 * E7508 Crimp Terminals 100 * E4012 Crimp Terminals
Close-up photograph of a compressed tip. And the design, as in the review, compresses better, the conductors cannot be pulled out of the tip so easily.
This is a small but high quality crimp. An example of application is the connection of equipment in a switchboard, in junction boxes, etc., that is, where screw terminals are used. The crimping process is simple – we clean the wire, install the ferrule, insert it into the crimper matrix
The photo shows the “unfolded” position. Actually, the promotions for this kit slipped, I just found a cheaper lot ($17 with tips in the organizer). Recommended for electrical work. 100 * E0506 Crimp Terminals
Closed with a padlock
Further thicker option (0.75mm2 / AWG20)

You can clearly see how the matrix pressurizes, if there is a wire inside, it evenly squeezes it into a “shirt”. AWG 12 (Gray): F: 12mm, L: 19.5mm, W: 4.4mm, D: 3.2mm, C: 2.8mm

Crimp (crimper) for cable lugs 0.25-6.0mm² (AWG23-10)

This is what the kit looks like It turned out to be very convenient – and a good crimp, and immediately a set with a case. These are tubular lugs, for mounting stranded wires, in fact, from stranded wires, without soldering, just by crimping we get a monocore, which can be pulled with a screw in the terminal. AWG 10 (Green): F: 12mm, L: 20.5mm, W: 6mm, D: 3.9mm, C: 3.4mm 100 * E0508 ​​Crimp Terminals The photo is still empty, for the test.