Crimping tool for cable end ferrules GEKO G00920, crimp range 6–50 mm²

The crimping tool for cable end ferrules GEKO G00920 is a manual crimping plier designed to apply consistent mechanical pressure to ferrules within the 6–50 mm² range. It is intended for preparing stranded conductors for secure terminations in screw terminals, distribution blocks and industrial wiring. The tool delivers uniform crimps on both insulated and non‑insulated ferrules, helping to ensure reliable electrical contact and strain relief in electrical installations.

Advantages

The GEKO G00920 crimping tool features a robust mechanical leverage system that reduces hand effort while delivering precise, repeatable crimps across its 6–50 mm² range. Its angled head and ergonomic handles are designed to give good access in confined spaces and comfortable control during repeated use. The construction is intended for durability in workshop and on‑site environments, providing stable performance for routine electrical termination tasks.

Suitable for

• Crimping cable end ferrules on stranded conductors for screw terminals
• Preparing wires for control panels, distribution blocks and terminal strips
• Electrical installation and maintenance work in residential, commercial and light industrial settings
• Use by electricians, technicians and maintenance personnel

Key specifications

• Crimp range: 6–50 mm²
• Operation: manual hand crimping with mechanical leverage
• Compatible ferrule types: insulated and non‑insulated cable end ferrules sized to fit the specified crimp range
• Handle type: ergonomic grips for improved control and reduced fatigue
• Head design: angled/offset for access to tight spaces

How to use

Strip the conductor to the appropriate length for the selected ferrule, then insert the ferrule onto the stripped conductor. Position the ferrule into the matching crimping cavity of the tool for the conductor cross‑section, ensure correct alignment, and squeeze the handles until the crimp is completed. Inspect the crimped connection visually and, if required, perform a light pull test to verify mechanical security. Store the tool in a dry place and keep the crimping cavities free of debris for consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use ferrules that match the conductor cross‑section within the 6–50 mm² range and follow proper stripping lengths for the chosen ferrule. For repetitive or high‑volume crimping, verify crimps periodically and replace worn ferrules or damaged tooling to maintain consistent electrical and mechanical performance.