Crimping Tool GEKO G01773 for Cable Ferrules 0.5–16 mm² (8/80)

The GEKO G01773 crimping tool for cable ferrules 0.5–16 mm² (8/80) is a handheld mechanical tool designed to compress ferrules onto stranded electrical conductors. It is intended for creating secure, conductive connections on cables used in installations, maintenance and workshop environments. The tool's range covers small to medium ferrules and supports routine electrical wiring tasks that require consistent, durable crimps.

Advantages

The crimping tool delivers uniform compression across the specified 0.5–16 mm² range, providing reliable mechanical and electrical contact. Its handheld design offers direct control and accessibility in confined spaces. The construction combines a calibrated crimping die set with ergonomic handles to reduce operator fatigue while maintaining repeatable crimp quality. The tool is suitable for repeated use in professional and DIY settings where consistent ferrule termination is important.

Suitable for

• Crimping ferrules on stranded conductors in electrical installations
• Workshop and maintenance wiring tasks
• Panel building and terminal block terminations
• Repairing or modifying cable harnesses and equipment wiring

Key specifications

• Ferrule crimping range: 0.5–16 mm²
• Supported ferrule sizing group: 8/80 marking series
• Handheld, mechanically actuated crimping mechanism
• Ergonomic handles for manual operation
• Die set calibrated for consistent compression and electrical contact

How to use

Strip the conductor to the appropriate length, insert the ferrule over the stripped conductor end, position the ferrule into the correct crimping die corresponding to the conductor cross-section, and close the handles firmly until the die completes the crimp. Release the handles and inspect the crimp for uniform compression and secure attachment to the conductor. If necessary, repeat the operation on additional conductors, selecting the die size that matches the ferrule and conductor dimensions.

Usage recommendations

Use ferrules that match the specified cross-section range and the 8/80 sizing series for best results. Regularly inspect the crimping dies for wear and clean the tool after use. For electrical safety, ensure power is disconnected from circuits before performing crimping operations and verify crimps visually or with appropriate testing equipment where required.