iCrimp Cable Lug Crimping Tool for Heavy Duty Wire Lugs, Battery Terminal, Copper Lugs AWG 8-1/0
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Model: HX-50B
Features
- VersatilelFor AWG 8,6,4,2,1,1/0 battery cable lugs, compatiable with copper&aluminum cable lug,non-welding and standard electrical connection.
- Product upgradeIt will bring embossing AWG value to the cable lugs after crimping for a visual checking. Facilitates the selection of the correct parts for later repairs.
- Precise diesHexagonal rotating dies are processed with Wire EDM Cutting, more accurate than normal casting dies. Ensure solid compressions.
- Comfortable operationComfortable grip with antislip surface saves strength and improves user's experience for easy handling and control.
- Solid constructionMade of high quality carbon steel which can offer long service life. Ensure solid compressions.
Brand: IWISS
Color: Blue, Black
Item Weight: 1.5 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 14.96"L x 5.91"W
Handle Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Item Dimensions L x W: 14.96"L x 5.91"W
Item Weight: 1.5 Kilograms
Handle Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Grip Type: Ergonomic
Color: Blue, Black
Global Trade Identification Number: 40, 98
UPC: 709619251598
Manufacturer: IWISS TOOLS
Brand Name: IWISS
Model Number: HX-50B
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Model: HX-50B
I’ve used this occasionally and for unintended uses(such as crimping diy ferrules and lugs made of old copper pipe) for the past couple years and it’s held up and works good.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024 by hello
Model: HX-50B
Sturdy, super easy to create great crimps on 2 awg lugs.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024 by louis b.
Model: HX-50B
Simple to use and works as advertised, sure made making a custom battery cable easy.
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024 by Charlie
Model: HX-50B
Decent crimping tool for once and a while use. The crimps are tight, only issues was not a complete round crimp all the way around, it left a bulge where the die didnt completely mesh. Was using it on 4 AWG cable. Worked well just not 5 star rating.
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024 by Daniel Amend
Model: HX-50B
What's there to say other than this tool is very well made, has dies in the crimping end that are easily rotated for at least 8 different sized "barrels" to be crimped and is simplistic to use. It also makes the best mechanical crimps on quality copper lugs that I've ever used in my more than 30 years as an automotive professional. Even though I still solder the wire to the copper lugs and use marine grade shrink tubing over the splice to prevent any contaminant intrusions this tool makes such strong crimps that soldering the splice isn't necessary, assuming the item that's being crimped to wire is itself sturdy/high quality. IF you do a lot of wiring work like I do these are well worth the price! I'm limited to how much & when I can physically function (disabled vet) and much of what I do today revolves around building "resto-mods" (installing modern engines/transmissions along with all wiring, computers/modules etc into older vehicles) for customers of a friend who owns a well regarded shop as I had to sell my shop just over 7 years ago due to my physical issues. Hard to recommend anything any better than I recommend these crimpers! The only thing I wish is that there was ONE set of crimpers available that had different dies to be able to crimp every kind of terminal end found in modern vehicles as I must have at least a half dozen different crimping tools for different kinds of terminal ends, wire gauges etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2022 by Kirk
Model: HX-50B
Did not use tool yet. However, it seems to be well made and substantial. It is not heavy like a hydraulic crimping tool. so I should be able to get it into the space in which I need to work and still exert the force i required to make the crimp. I will follow up after the project is completed.
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024 by JP
Model: HX-50B
I love it, works very well.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024 by Aaron
Model: HX-50B
This tool is heavy and seems to be well made. It will crimp lugs onto your cables and they are secure. The finished crimp leaves a pinch extrusion that sticks up, so they are not pretty. I had to flatten the ridge created by the crimping tool with a hammer. The shrink wrap (if you use ) fits more evenly with less chance of failing due to the ridge created by the die. As a budget tool, It works but could be better.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 by TechConsumer