Crimping/Terminal Pliers NEO Tools 01-530 for cable lugs 6–50 mm², length 390 mm

Manual crimping/terminal pliers NEO Tools 01-530 are designed to compress cable lugs and ferrules for conductors with cross-sections from 6 to 50 mm². With a total length of 390 mm, these pliers deliver increased leverage for forming reliable mechanical and electrical connections on medium and large cables. The tool is intended for use where a secure, low-resistance termination is required during electrical installation, maintenance or repair work.

Advantages

The long handle length provides enhanced leverage to achieve consistent crimps across the full 6–50 mm² range. The pliers operate manually without power supply and are suitable for on-site use in locations without access to mains or battery tools. The construction ensures stable alignment of the die and the workpiece for uniform compression, reducing the risk of poor contact. The tool's design supports repeated use during professional installation tasks while remaining compact enough for transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Crimping cable lugs and ferrules on copper and tinned copper conductors 6–50 mm²
• Electrical installation and panel wiring
• Maintenance and repair of industrial or residential electrical systems
• Field work where a portable manual crimping solution is required

Key specifications

• Applicable conductor cross-section: 6–50 mm²
• Total tool length: 390 mm
• Operation: manual crimping
• Intended use: compression of cable lugs and ferrules
• Suitable conductor materials: copper and tinned copper

How to use

Select a cable lug or ferrule that matches the conductor cross-section, strip the conductor to the required length and insert it fully into the terminal. Position the lug or ferrule in the plier's crimping die so the barrel is aligned with the compression area. Apply steady force to the handles until the tool completes the crimping stroke and the connection is securely compressed. Inspect the crimp visually and, if appropriate for the application, test for mechanical pull-out strength and electrical continuity.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers for the specified 6–50 mm² range to ensure reliable crimps; do not attempt to crimp conductors outside this range. Prepare conductors by removing insulation cleanly and, where required, use fluxless tinning methods only on compatible materials. Store the tool in a dry environment and inspect the crimping dies periodically for wear; replace the tool if dies become deformed to avoid poor-quality terminations.