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- Open Barrel Terminal Crimper: IWC-1424A open barrel crimp tool is designed to crimp non-insulated, open barrel terminals, also known as OEM terminals. It has five crimp stations that roll the open barrel terminal tabs over the wire and insulation, crimping them to the terminal.
- Deutsch Stamped Contact Size 16 Crimp Tool: IWC-1424A is also designed for crimping Deutsch stamped pins and sockets, Size 16, AWG14 to AWG18. Series: DT, HD30, HDP20, DRC, HD10, DRB, DTV, AEC, STRIKE, Jiffy Splice.
- Two Step Crimping: Crimps conductor and insulation portion of contacts in separate cavities. Tool must be closed twice to complete termination.
- B Profile Crimps: Insulation crimps are "B" type and are produced in two cavities.: 18-14 AWG and 24-20 AWG. Conductor crimps are "B" type and are produced in three cavities: 16-14 AWG, 20-18 AWG and 24-22 AWG.
- IWC-1424A universal “U” Barrel Crimp Tool is perfect for 24 to 14 gauge wire used with AMP, Deutsch, Delphi or any other stamped terminal. A must when servicing any motorcycle. Made from high quality carbon steel with black oxide finish for corrosion resistance and durability.
Open Barrel Connector & Deutsch DT Size 16 Stamped Contact Crimper
Using the proper crimp tool for your type of contact ensures the highest performance. Stamped & formed contacts are designed for crimp installation, requiring no solder. They are more cost effective than solid barrel but do not sacrifice reliability of electrical circuits.
IWC-1424A open barrel crimp tool is designed to crimp non-insulated, open barrel terminals, also known as OEM terminals. It has five crimp stations that roll the open barrel terminal tabs over the wire and insulation, crimping them to the terminal.
- Crimps a wide variety of open barrel contacts in medium size wire ranges.
- Crimps conductor and insulation portion of contacts in separate cavities. Tool must be closed twice to complete termination.
- Crimps 24-12 gauge OEM type (open barrel) automotive terminals
- Five crimping stages
- "F" crimping nests make rollover crimps on both stranding (electrical crimp) and insulation (strain relief)
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- Distinguish solid contacts from stamped-and-formed contacts; use the appropriate crimping method.
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