Cable Crimper Yato YT-23051 175mm Black Red

The Yato YT-23051 cable crimper is a hand tool engineered for precise and repeatable crimping of connectors and terminals. At 175 mm overall length, it balances leverage and maneuverability for work in confined spaces while providing a comfortable grip. Constructed for general wiring tasks, the tool accommodates a range of common wire sizes and offers a reliable mechanical action for consistent crimps in network, electrical and low-voltage installations.

Advantages

The crimper combines a compact 175 mm profile with a robust build that supports frequent use. Ergonomic handles in black and red provide a secure hold and reduced hand fatigue during repetitive operations. The mechanism delivers controlled compression for uniform connector deformation, helping to ensure stable electrical contact. Materials and workmanship are selected to provide durability and maintain alignment over time.

Suitable for

• Crimping insulated and non-insulated terminals in network and electrical cabling
• Field service and installation work in confined or overhead spaces
• General workshop maintenance and wiring tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 175 mm
• Handle colour: black and red
• Tool type: manual cable crimper
• Suitable for a range of common connector and terminal sizes used in electrical and network cabling
• Construction: metal body with insulated grip

How to use

Select a connector or terminal appropriate for the conductor size, strip the conductor to the recommended length and insert it into the terminal. Position the terminal between the crimper jaws so the ferrule or barrel is aligned with the crimping profile. Apply steady pressure to the handles until the jaws complete the crimp, then release and inspect the connection for secure mechanical retention and proper deformation. Repeat as needed for additional connections and perform an electrical check where required.

Usage recommendations

Use the crimper for the wire and terminal types specified by connector manufacturers, avoid excessive force beyond normal operation, and keep the jaws clean and free of debris. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically check for wear or misalignment to ensure consistent crimp quality.