Crimping Pliers Dedra 1268A1 for ferrules 0.25–10 mm²

The Dedra 1268A1 crimping pliers are a manual tool designed for precise crimping of insulated and non‑insulated ferrules with conductor cross‑sections from 0.25 to 10 mm². Compact and mechanically robust, this hand tool is intended for electrical installation, control panel wiring and cable assembly tasks where a secure and repeatable wire termination is required. Its range covers fine flexible conductors through to medium cross‑section cables used in domestic and light industrial applications.

Advantages

These crimping pliers provide consistent mechanical compression for ferrules to ensure a reliable electrical and mechanical connection. The tool’s compact form supports use in confined spaces and on-site work. Designed for both insulated and non‑insulated ferrules, it reduces the need for multiple tools and helps achieve uniform crimps across the specified conductor size range.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and wiring in residential and commercial buildings
• Control panels and switchgear assembly
• Cable harness and terminal block preparation
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring secure wire terminations

Key specifications

• Ferrule crimping capacity: conductor cross‑sections 0.25–10 mm²
• Compatible with insulated and non‑insulated crimp ferrules
• Hand‑operated mechanical design for field and workshop use
• Compact dimensions suitable for working in confined spaces

How to use

Strip the conductor to the appropriate length for the chosen ferrule, insert the conductor fully into the ferrule tube, position the ferrule between the crimping dies and squeeze the handles until the crimp cycle is complete. Verify the crimp visually and by a light pull test to ensure mechanical retention. For different conductor sizes within the 0.25–10 mm² range, select the correct ferrule and confirm the crimp quality after each operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriately sized ferrules for the conductor cross‑section, keep dies clean and inspect the tool regularly for wear. Store the pliers in a dry place and avoid excessive force beyond normal hand operation to prolong tool life. Follow applicable electrical safety procedures while preparing and terminating live or de‑energized conductors.