Cable Crimper Knipex 95 61 150 150 mm Length 60 mm Width 50 mm Height

The Knipex 95 61 150 cable crimper is a precision hand tool created for reliable crimping of cable connections. Measuring 150 mm in length with a compact body profile (approximately 60 mm width and 50 mm height), it combines a small footprint with an ergonomic design to facilitate controlled, repeatable crimps on insulated and non-insulated terminals. The tool’s build and material selection are aimed at providing durability and consistent performance for professional electricians and informed DIY users.

Advantages

The tool offers precise crimping action with a compact, lightweight construction that reduces user fatigue during extended use. Its ergonomically shaped handles provide a secure grip and improved control. The robust working jaws and hinge deliver consistent compression force to form secure electrical connections. The visible, compact dimensions make the crimper easy to carry in tool belts or small cases while maintaining the mechanical stability required for repeated crimp cycles.

Suitable for

• Crimping insulated and non-insulated cable terminals
• On-site electrical installation and repair work
• Network cabling and signal wiring projects
• General electrician and maintenance tasks in tight spaces

Key specifications

• Overall length: 150 mm
• Approximate width: 60 mm
• Approximate height: 50 mm
• Weight: 0.224 kg
• Handle colours: black, red; jaw finish: silver

How to use

Position the stripped conductor into the correct terminal barrel, align the terminal between the crimping jaws, and squeeze the handles evenly until the crimp is complete. Inspect the crimped connection visually and by a light pull test to confirm mechanical retention and electrical contact. For repetitive tasks, maintain a consistent hand position and squeezing motion to ensure uniform crimps across multiple connections.

Usage recommendations

Use the crimper on appropriately sized terminals and conductors for which the jaws are intended. Keep the tool clean and periodically check the hinge and jaws for deformation or wear. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and avoid using the tool for cutting or striking, as this may damage the crimping surfaces and affect performance.