Crimping tool Silver 11072 for cable terminals, 0.25–10 mm²

The Silver 11072 crimping tool is a handheld instrument designed for crimping cable terminals and connectors with conductor cross-sections from 0.25 to 10 mm². Its compact construction and manual operation make it suitable for electrical installation, maintenance and repair tasks in both workshop and field environments. The tool accommodates insulated and non-insulated terminals as well as crimp sleeves, providing a reliable mechanical connection between conductor and terminal when applied correctly.

Advantages

The tool offers a broad working range for small to medium conductor sizes, enabling a single tool to cover multiple terminal types. The compact, ergonomic shape improves handling in confined spaces and on overhead or vertical runs. A precise jaw geometry and consistent mechanical compression help produce uniform crimps and reduce the risk of poor electrical contacts. Because it is manually operated, the tool requires no power source and can be used anywhere.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation of circuits and panels
• Maintenance and repair of wiring in residential and commercial settings
• Field service and on-site cable termination
• Automotive and machinery electrical connections

Key specifications

• Crimping range: 0.25–10 mm² conductor cross-section
• Suitable for insulated and non-insulated terminals and crimp sleeves
• Manual hand-operated mechanism
• Compact, handheld design for workshop and field use
• Ergonomic handles for improved grip and control

How to use

Select the correct terminal and strip the conductor to the required length. Insert the terminal or crimp sleeve into the appropriate jaw position and place the stripped conductor fully into the terminal barrel. Close the handles firmly until the crimp is completed and the jaws have compressed the terminal to form a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Inspect the crimp visually and, if necessary, perform a pull test to ensure correct compression. Follow manufacturer guidance for terminal types and sizes.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool within its specified crimping range (0.25–10 mm²) and match terminal sizes to the conductor cross-section. Keep the jaws clean and free of debris, and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion. For consistent results, periodically check jaw alignment and avoid applying the tool to hardened or damaged terminals. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working on live circuits and de-energize circuits before performing crimping operations.