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The Secomp 19.06.1029 crimping tool is designed for precise crimping of electrical and electronic connectors. It offers a balanced weight of approximately 500 g and a two-tone black and green finish that provides a clear visual contrast for tool selection in a workshop. The ergonomic handle profile helps ensure a stable grip during repeated operations, while the robust metal construction supports consistent crimp quality over time.

Advantages

The tool delivers uniform crimps and stable mechanical connection thanks to a calibrated jaw geometry that controls compression force. Its compact size and moderate weight make it easy to handle in confined spaces and during extended use. The black and green handle material is chosen for durability and slip resistance, contributing to safer operation and reduced hand fatigue.

Suitable for

• Crimping insulated and non-insulated electrical terminals
• Workshop and field repair of automotive wiring and electronics
• DIY electronics assembly and connector installation
• Small-scale industrial or manufacturing tasks requiring reliable crimps

Key specifications

• Approximate weight: 500 g
• Handle color: black and green
• Construction: metal body with coated handles for grip
• Intended function: manual crimping of connectors and terminals
• Form factor: hand tool suitable for one-handed operation

How to use

Select an appropriate connector and strip the wire to the recommended length. Position the terminal in the crimping jaws and insert the prepared wire so that conductor strands are fully inside the terminal barrel. Squeeze the handles evenly until the crimp is completed and the tool releases if it features a ratchet mechanism. Inspect the crimp for secure mechanical and electrical connection and repeat as needed for additional terminations.

Recommendations

Use the tool only on connectors and wire sizes within its designed range. Regularly inspect the jaws for wear and clean any debris to maintain consistent crimp quality. Store the crimping tool in a dry environment and avoid exposure to corrosive chemicals. For critical or high-current connections, verify crimps with a pull test or electrical continuity check.