CK Crimp Tool Ratchet Crimper for Wire Ferrules

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RS stock no.:
244-2146
Distrelec Article No.:
302-44-688
Mfr. Part No.:
T3692A
Manufacturer:
CK
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Brand

CK

Sub Type

Ratchet Crimper

Product Type

Crimp Tool

For Use With

Wire Ferrules

Handle Type

Comfort Grip

Maximum Wire Size AWG

14AWG

Minimum Wire Size AWG

26AWG

Minimum Wire Size mm²

0.14mm²

Maximum Wire Size mm²

2.5mm²

Adjustable Ratchet

Yes

Standards/Approvals

No

Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
TW

CK Crimp Tool, 26AWG Minimum Wire Size, 14AWG Maximum Wire Size - T3692A


This crimp tool is a handheld ratchet device designed to compress wire ferrules across a range of conductor sizes. It operates with an adjustable locking mechanism to ensure consistent crimps and is intended for tasks requiring controlled, repeatable termination of stranded conductors. The tool incorporates ergonomic handles to ease manual use during repetitive operations.

Features and Benefits:


• Adjustable ratchet ensures consistent compression force
• Comfort grip reduces hand fatigue during repeated cycles
• Ratchet mechanism prevents premature release for secure crimps
• Supports ferrule crimping across 0.14 to 2.50mm conductor range
• Overall Length is 210mm

Applications


• Suitable for terminating small control cables and wiring looms
• Ideal for electrical panel and Terminal Block work
• Used with wire ferrules in industrial assembly environments
• Can be used for field maintenance of machinery wiring

What conductor sizes can it process?


It accommodates conductors from 26AWG up to 14AWG, corresponding to a 0.14 to 2.50mm cross-sectional range.

How does the ratchet affect operation?


The adjustable ratchet provides staged closure and locks until full compression is achieved to maintain uniform crimps.

What grip characteristics support extended use?


The handles feature a comfort grip design to improve hand contact and reduce strain during prolonged manual crimping.

Which termination type is it intended for?


It is designed specifically for crimping wire ferrules to stranded conductors.

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