Description
The Wezag CK100-KS Insulated Crimper (W/ Dies for Insulated Crimps) is one of the best crimper tools in the industry. The KS version allows quick change of dies. Therefore you can work quickly with a world class crimp tool that provides amazing results.
The CK100 from Wezag is primarily aimed at field professionals who are need a crimp tool that is extremely reliable for every day use. We ship this tool with the standard dies that you need for typical terminals for marine applications from 10 AWG to 20 AWG. And it does a great job of both vinyl and heat shrink terminals. But you can always add different dies for other terminals you need for field repair. The CK100 will accommodate many types of dies for many types of terminals and pins.
The Wezag CK100 is a releasable ratchet, German made, high quality tool that does a spectacular job of producing consistent, reliable connections.
Crimping insulated terminals requires a good quality tool, if you want to do a good job and create a crimp that will last, especially in any application involving marine environments, or RV or automotive applications.
The Wezag CK100-KS Insulated Crimper (W/ Dies for Insulated Crimps) has a full manufacturers 24 month warranty.
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In crimping, the ratio of bad crimps made versus good crimps by a tool is the only thing that matters. Therefor, in our shop, there are no cheap tools. Since cheap crimper tools will always get you in trouble. It’s only a matter of time, since the more crimps you make, the sooner a problem will occur.
If you are planning a job where you will be doing a larger number of crimps, a good crimp tool is very important. Most importantly, any crimp tool that is not ratcheted is immediately suspect. Because the pressure put on the crimp is subject to the strength of the operator, the less experienced the tool user will generally start off badly.
Insulated terminals used in marine applications often have heat shrink over the terminals, instead of standard nylon. Therefore, the tool must be better at distributing the crimp force over a wider area.
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