Crimping Tool GEKO G01770 for Cable End Terminals 0.5–6 mm², 10/40

The GEKO G01770 crimping tool is a hand-operated device for reliable termination of cable end terminals and ferrules with conductor cross-sections from 0.5 to 6 mm². Designed for mechanical crimping of terminals marked 10/40, the tool provides consistent compression to ensure dependable electrical contact and strain relief. Its manual operation and compact form factor make it suitable for a range of installation environments where controlled, repeatable crimps are required.

Advantages

The crimping tool produces uniform crimps across the supported range of conductor cross-sections, reducing the likelihood of loose connections. It is suitable for repeated use in installation and maintenance tasks and supports clear, repeatable compression for consistent contact resistance. The tool’s design targets ease of handling during confined or panel work and enables quick preparation of terminated conductors without the need for power sources.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and distribution board wiring
• Control panel assembly and maintenance
• Automotive and vehicle wiring repairs
• Industrial and machinery electrical connections

Key specifications

• Supported conductor cross-section: 0.5–6 mm²
• Compatible terminal/ferrule size marking: 10/40
• Operation: manual hand crimping
• Intended use: end terminals and ferrules for solid and stranded conductors

How to use

Strip the conductor to the length recommended for the selected terminal or ferrule, insert the conductor fully into the terminal barrel, position the terminal in the appropriate crimping die for the 10/40 size range, and squeeze the handles evenly until the crimp cycle is complete. After crimping, visually inspect the connection for complete barrel compression and secure mechanical retention. If required, test electrical continuity and mechanical pull-out force according to relevant installation standards.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool only with terminals and ferrules that match the specified conductor cross-sections and the 10/40 size marking. Keep cutting edges and dies clean from debris and corrosion, and periodically inspect the tool for wear or deformation to maintain reliable crimp quality.