Cable crimper tool Belden RVUTT01 — combination crimping pliers, 150.1 mm height, 117.3 mm width

Belden RVUTT01 is a combination cable crimper designed for mechanical crimping and cutting of cable connectors. Its compact dimensions — 150.1 mm height and 117.3 mm width — make it suitable for handheld use in both field and workshop environments. The tool combines crimping and cutting functions in a single unit and is intended for terminating cables and applying insulated or non‑insulated ferrules and connectors.

Advantages

The combination design integrates multiple functions in one compact tool, reducing the need to switch tools during installation. Constructed from steel and aluminium with plastic handles, the tool balances durability with lightweight handling. Its small footprint supports precise operation in confined spaces and for repetitive crimping tasks, while the dedicated cutting feature allows fast preparation of conductors.

Suitable for

• Termination of multi‑core and single‑core cables with ferrules
• Crimping insulated and non‑insulated connectors
• On‑site field service and workshop assembly work
• Electrical, telecommunication, and control panel wiring tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: combination crimping pliers with cutting function
• Overall height: 150.1 mm
• Overall width: 117.3 mm
• Overall length/thickness: 34.3 mm
• Materials: steel and aluminium working parts, plastic handles
• Handle finish: insulated plastic for grip
• Color: blue

How to use

Place the stripped conductor into the correct crimping cavity for the connector type and size, then squeeze the handles evenly until the crimp is completed. Use the cutting section to trim conductors to the required length before crimping. Maintain a firm, controlled grip on the plastic handles to ensure accurate alignment of the connector and conductor. Inspect each crimp visually and, where appropriate, by pull‑test to verify mechanical retention.

Usage recommendations

For reliable terminations, match the connector size to the conductor and use the correct crimping cavity. Keep cutting edges clean and free of debris, and periodically inspect the tool for wear or damage. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and avoid using excessive force beyond normal hand operation to prolong tool life.