Crimping tool GEKO 22717 for insulated and non‑insulated terminals 0.25–10 mm²

The GEKO 22717 crimping tool is a handheld tool designed for crimping both insulated and non‑insulated terminals with conductor cross‑sections ranging from 0.25 to 10 mm². It uses a mechanical leverage mechanism to deliver consistent compression force for reliable electrical connections. The tool is suitable for use in electrical installations, automotive wiring, maintenance tasks and general workshop or field applications where precise terminal crimping is required.

Advantages

The crimper accommodates a wide range of terminal sizes within the 0.25–10 mm² range, eliminating the need for multiple dedicated tools. Its mechanical leverage design reduces user effort while providing repeatable crimp quality. The tool is built for portability and practical use in both workshop and on‑site conditions. It supports crimping of insulated and non‑insulated terminals, allowing flexible application across common wiring tasks.

Suitable for

• Electrical installations and household wiring repairs
• Automotive and vehicle electrical systems
• Industrial maintenance and control panels
• Workshop prototyping and general wiring tasks
• Field servicing and on‑site electrical work

Key specifications

• Crimping range: conductor cross‑section 0.25–10 mm²
• Supported terminal types: insulated and non‑insulated terminals
• Operation: manual handheld with mechanical leverage
• Typical applications: electrical, automotive, maintenance, workshop use
• Design focus: portability and repeatable crimp force

How to use

Strip the conductor insulation to the appropriate length for the chosen terminal. Insert the terminal on the conductor and place the terminal into the correct die or jaw area that matches the conductor cross‑section. Squeeze the handles firmly and evenly until the crimp is complete, ensuring a full compression of the terminal barrel on the conductor. Inspect the crimp visually and, if required, perform a gentle pull test to verify a secure mechanical and electrical connection.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool within its specified 0.25–10 mm² range and select the proper jaw area for the terminal type to ensure consistent, reliable crimps. Keep the tool clean and free of debris; periodically inspect for wear or damage. For insulated terminals, confirm that insulation sleeves are not caught in the crimp area. Store the tool in a dry place to avoid corrosion and maintain performance.