8-Piece Quick Change Ratchet Crimper - (TT-320)

The Triplett Model TT-320 8-Piece Quick Change Ratchet Crimper has 7 interchangeable die heads for the most commonly used insulated and non-insulated terminals typically used in electrical, electronic, and automotive applications. The 4140 forged steel die heads with zinc phosphate surface treatment can be used for:

• Insulated Terminals: AWG 22-18/16-14/12-10 (0.5-1.0/1.5-2.5/4.0-6.0 mm2);
• Non-Insulated Terminals: AWG 20-18/16-14/12-10/8 (1.5/2.5/6.0/10 mm2);
• Open Barrel Terminals: AWG 20-18/16-14/12-10 (0.5-1.0/1.5-2.5/4.0-6.0 mm2);
• Cord End Terminals: AWG 22/20/18/16/14/12 (0.5/0.75/1.0/1.5/2.5/4.0 mm2);
• Cord End Terminals: AWG 10/8/6 (6.0/10/16 mm2);
• Open Barrel Terminals & D-SUB, V.35: AWG 14/22/8-6 (2.5/0.5/8.0-10 mm2);
• BNC RG58, RG59, RG62, RG6: .255/.213/.100/.068/.324" (6.48/5.41/2.54/1.72/8.23mm)

Additional features include a Carbon Steel Crimper Body with Polypropylene (PP) and Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) Handles. Complete with Crimper, 7 die heads, and a hard carrying case that keeps the die head organized and protected during storage.

CATEGORY: CRIMPER HAND TOOLS

• 7 interchangeable die heads for the most commonly used insulated and non-insulated terminals
• 4140 forged steel die heads with zinc phosphate surface treatment
• Carbon Steel Crimper Body
• Polypropylene (PP) and Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) Handles
• Includes Crimper, 7 die heads, and a hard carrying case that keeps the die head organized and protected during storage

Datasheet

• Q. What is a ratchet crimper, and what is its purpose?
  A. A ratchet crimper is a hand tool designed for crimping electrical connectors onto wires. It ensures a secure and uniform connection, preventing the wire from coming loose or forming a weak electrical joint. Ratchet crimpers are commonly used in electrical and telecommunications applications.

• Q. How does a ratchet crimper work?
  A. A ratchet crimper features a mechanism that applies pressure gradually and consistently as you squeeze the handles. It ratchets or clicks to prevent over-crimping, ensuring that the crimp is just tight enough for a reliable connection. This mechanism enhances precision and minimizes the risk of damaging connectors or wires.

• Q. What types of connectors can I crimp with a ratchet crimper?
  A. Ratchet crimpers are versatile and can be used with various types of connectors, including insulated and non-insulated terminals, splices, butt connectors, and more. They are suitable for both insulated and non-insulated wires.