Ancor Angled 26-10 AWG Double Crimp Ratcheting Crimper
- UPC:
- 091887991536
- MPN:
- 703035
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- In Stock
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- $5.95 Flat Rate (Per Order)
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Description
The Ancor Angled 26 to 10 AWG Double Crimp Ratcheting Crimper is built for crimping both the stranding and insulation portion of a terminal in one motion, with an angled head design ideal for use in tight spaces. It is designed for boaters and installers who need a self-releasing mechanism ensuring a proper crimp every time.
Ratcheting operation and ergonomic handles prevent fatigue during extended use, with the angled head allowing access to confined installation areas where a straight tool wouldn't fit. Browse more options in our wire, cable & battery connections category.
Key Features
- Angled head
- Ratcheting operation
- Self-releasing mechanism
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'double crimp' mean for this tool? It crimps both the stranding and insulation portion of the terminal in one motion.
Why does this crimper have an angled head? To make it easier to use in tight, confined spaces.
What wire gauge range does this crimper handle? 26 to 10 AWG.
Specifications
- Tool Type:
- Crimping Tool
- Wire Gauge Range:
- 26 to 10 AWG
- Crimp Style:
- Double Crimp
Description
The Ancor Angled 26 to 10 AWG Double Crimp Ratcheting Crimper is built for crimping both the stranding and insulation portion of a terminal in one motion, with an angled head design ideal for use in tight spaces. It is designed for boaters and installers who need a self-releasing mechanism ensuring a proper crimp every time.
Ratcheting operation and ergonomic handles prevent fatigue during extended use, with the angled head allowing access to confined installation areas where a straight tool wouldn't fit. Browse more options in our wire, cable & battery connections category.
Key Features
- Angled head
- Ratcheting operation
- Self-releasing mechanism
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'double crimp' mean for this tool? It crimps both the stranding and insulation portion of the terminal in one motion.
Why does this crimper have an angled head? To make it easier to use in tight, confined spaces.
What wire gauge range does this crimper handle? 26 to 10 AWG.
Specifications
- Tool Type:
- Crimping Tool
- Wire Gauge Range:
- 26 to 10 AWG
- Crimp Style:
- Double Crimp
Specifications
Tool Type, Wire Gauge Range, Crimp Style,
Specifications
- Tool Type:
- Crimping Tool
- Wire Gauge Range:
- 26 to 10 AWG
- Crimp Style:
- Double Crimp
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