Knipex Hand Ratcheting for Uninsulated Open Barrel Terminals, 0.1 → 1.5mm² Wire

Crimping exchange pliers for uninsulated open plugs
For roll crimping of conductor and insulation in a single operation
Forced detent secures correct DIN crimping (can be deactivated)
Adjustable crimping pressure
Effort saving spring action lever mechanism
Comfortable shape with 20° angle, ergonomically shaped handle
With three profiles for:
0.1-0.5mm²
0.5-1.0mm²
1.0-1.5mm²

- Extremely user-friendly crimping pliers with lever transmission
- For non-insulated, open plug connectors (2.8 + 4.8 mm plug width and a capacity of 0.1 - 1.5 mm²)
- Toggle lever system for high efficiency
- Integral lock (with release mechanism) only triggers on reaching the optimal crimping pressure
-Capacities mm² / AWG : for non-insulated open barrel connectors from 0.1 to 1.5 mm² - AWG 27 to 16
- Material: special grade chrome vanadium electric steel, oil-hardened

Crimping pliers can be used in many applications:
- Maintenance and repair
- Electrical installations
- Crimp shop

- To maintain proper operation and long service life, shafts and other moving parts should be lubricated regularly.
- Lubrication* is recommended at least every 10,000 cycles when the tool is exposed to dirt or other contaminants.
- The setting of the crimping die ranges should also be checked. - Adjustment of the pressure setting pin is necessary when the tool preload decreases significantly.

*Use a light non-mineral oil

General Support Tooling

The crimp tooling detailed on this and subsequent pages are recommended, in most cases, for a wide range of connectors and associated cable types. The 'Crimp Tool Selection Guide' table indicates the cable type(s) and/or specific type(s) of connector for which each tool is recommended. The 'Die Set Selection Guide' table indicates compatible cable types and their 'Group number' and details of frame tool required. A small number of crimp tools have been considered to be 'dedicated' to a connector type. These tools have been incorporated with those connector ranges on respective pages, and are not included within this General Tooling Range.