Crimping Pliers Högert Technik HT1P192 for Non-Insulated Ferrules 1.5–6 mm

Crimping Pliers Högert Technik HT1P192 for Non-Insulated Ferrules 1.5–6 mm are hand tools designed for accurate mechanical crimping of non-insulated ferrules on stranded conductors. The pliers accept ferrules with cross-sections from 1.5 mm² up to 6 mm² and produce consistent, firm crimps intended to improve electrical contact and mechanical stability in wiring, control cabinets and equipment maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The tool provides repeatable crimp quality across the 1.5–6 mm² range, reducing the risk of loose connections and improving conductor retention. Its ergonomically shaped handles offer a secure grip to reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use. The pliers are built for mechanical reliability and precise die alignment to ensure uniform crimps suitable for professional electrical installations and repairs.

Suitable for

• Crimping non-insulated ferrules on stranded copper conductors
• Electrical panel assembly and maintenance
• Industrial and domestic wiring tasks
• Technicians and electricians performing terminal preparations

Key specifications

• Ferrule cross-section range: 1.5–6 mm²
• Tool type: manual crimping pliers for non-insulated ferrules
• Crimp style: mechanical, fixed-die crimp
• Handle: ergonomic shape for improved grip and control
• Intended conductor type: stranded conductors

How to use

Strip the conductor to the appropriate length for the ferrule, insert the ferrule over the stripped conductor, place the ferrule into the correct die for its cross-section and squeeze the handles firmly until the crimp is completed. Inspect the crimp visually and by light pull test to ensure secure mechanical retention and good electrical contact. Use the pliers only for the specified ferrule range and conductor types to maintain tool performance.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, match ferrule sizes carefully to the conductor cross-section and avoid using the tool on insulated ferrules or oversized/undersized terminals. Periodically check die alignment and clean residues from the crimping area; store the pliers dry to prevent corrosion.