Will this crimper work on this terminal end? Threaded Stud Terminal Package-2 for 3/16" Cable Railings Stainless Steel T316 "Marine Grade" Hand Swage. Not sure what size die is needed.
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I use this tool for automotive battery cables/ends. I have used it up to a 0 gauge cables and heavy duty/thick terminal ends. Hopefully this helps.
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So far, I only used my crimper once. I used to on terminal lug, so far not too bad. Don't know why the size of the dye are all mentic.
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It appears as though the answer is ... Maybe!!I see some responses that said yes, I even saw a video that demonstrated how to set the crimp, but mine does not as was the case with another response. the number stamped on mine is LEE-308W-D3. maybe the ones that crimp are a different number or maybe Lee changed how they made their dies.
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I think so, however it says to install it after the powder drop so I would assume you would not be able to use the factory crimp die, if you use one.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. For the 3/16" size, the thread length is 3 1/2" and for the 1/8" size, the length is 3 1/8". The only restriction is our warning that these fittings are not to be used for lifting or hoisting purposes, but are intended for use in architectural railing systems. Customers do use these fittings in a variety of applications and properly swaged fittings can approach the breaking strength of the wire rope, but is dependent on many factors. To be assured a cable assembly will meet a certain working load, you would need to go to a rigging company to proof test the assembly. Thanks Eric 888-686-7245
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I'm not sure but I think one may come with fourth die the factory crimp die which I use and recommend highly!
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The kit does come with a die for insulated terminals and lugs, and works rather well too. I wouldn't know about using dies from other manufacturers through.
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I'm not sure. I have a Greenlee coax crimper that takes a similar width die but the length of the die is longer.The HT-225D dies are 25.75mm X 6mm (6mm where it fits in the tool)I hope this helps.
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Hi. I did them by needle nose for a bit. It worked but was a real job. I found this on Amazon and it is really a great tool. Made my crimps so much easier. I read a bunch of reviews and the questions for the handiest way to use these. Eclipse Tools 300-005 Pro's Kit AWG 20-10 Ratcheted Crimper, Non-Insulated, Open Barrel Terminals
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The 5/16 and 1/8" cable both work with these ends. The 5/16 requires a much cleaned cut of the cable to allow a easier insertion into the ends. The clamping system does a great job to either size and the 1/8 " will give you less stress in assembly. Most insertion problems came after threading the cable through holes in support posts. I used 6x6 and 8x8 cedar post with a 1/4 inch hole through them Required inserting the drill bit from both directions of each hoe made in support posts. Just take your time and enjoy the outcome.
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There it does not come with a factory crimp die. They aren't expensive. Along with the factory crimp I would recommend a universal de caping die in the first position and the sizing die with de caping pin removed in the second position.
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I have never used the factory crimp die and I've never had any issue. I do use it on my 40sw just because it came with the die set. I don't see any reason that you absolutely need it.
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I never had a cable fail to work perform properly with a standard crimper. 1) Insert wires through 2) cut flush with utility knife 3) pull back wire 1/64" 4) crimp. I don't buy these for speed. I buy them because I can verify the wire order so much easier. BTW I have not used these with Cat6 yet.
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Yes this is for your positive terminal adding more hot wires to your needs, the holes are for different size wires. Depending on the size of O gauge it should fit the larger hole
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No, it has a short length of wire "+" and "-" you will need to solder or crimp on the terminals you want to use.
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I don't think so the smallest you could do is 16 gauge and that would be a little tight but make sure you purchase the crimpers for those terminals
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There is a crimper that looks the same as this only more expensive and it states that it will do: (Hobby PH 2.0, XH 2.54, KF2510, JST, Servo Connector Plug). Yes, you should be able to.