Crimping Pliers högert technik HT1P193 for non‑insulated ferrules

Crimping pliers högert technik HT1P193 are a hand tool designed for crimping non-insulated ferrules to form secure electrical and mechanical terminations. The pliers are intended for use on single and multi-strand conductors where a mechanical compression of the ferrule sleeve ensures reliable contact and strain relief. The tool is suitable for workshop use and on-site electrical installation tasks that require durable, repeatable crimp connections.

Advantages

The pliers provide precise mechanical compression of non-insulated ferrules, ensuring consistent crimps across repeated operations. Ergonomically shaped handles reduce hand fatigue during extended use and provide improved grip for controlled crimping. The robust construction offers durability for regular use in professional and domestic electrical work, while the tool’s geometry is optimized to produce uniform deformations of the ferrule sleeve for reliable electrical contact and mechanical retention.

Suitable for

• Crimping non-insulated ferrules on single-strand conductors
• Crimping ferrules on multi-strand or stranded conductors
• Workshop assembly and repair of electrical circuits
• On-site electrical installation and maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual crimping pliers for non-insulated ferrules
• Application: electrical terminations and mechanical retention of ferrules
• Suitable conductor types: single and multi-strand conductors
• Grip style: ergonomically shaped handles for improved control
• Construction: durable metal body designed for repeated use

How to use

Prepare the conductor by stripping the insulation to the correct length for the ferrule. Insert the conductor into the ferrule sleeve completely, then position the ferrule in the crimping chamber of the pliers. Squeeze the handles evenly and firmly until the ferrule is fully compressed and the desired mechanical deformation is achieved. Inspect the crimped joint visually and by gentle tug test to confirm secure retention and reliable contact.

Usage recommendations

Use ferrules that match the conductor cross-section and follow standard strip lengths for consistent results. Maintain the pliers by keeping the crimping faces clean and storing the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Replace the tool if crimp quality deteriorates or if any deformation of the tool body is observed.