Would these work to crimp a 2.8 mm sleeve? Every crimper I find only shows 2.2 mm.
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You will need an heavy duty one. Its big and damn expansive. http://www.amazon.com/Hi-Seas-Heavy-Swaging-Millimeter-Crimps/dp/B000EYU8CC/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1404835056&sr=8-11&keywords=fishing+crimping+tool
1374140
You will need an heavy duty one. Its big and damn expansive.Hi-Seas Heavy Duty Hand Swaging Tool, For 0.8 Millimeter to 3.3 Millimeter Crimps
395150
I don't know if works for your purpose but it works to crimp 2.54mm pitch female/male pins for jumper connectors. This are the same used in servo motors.
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hmm... Good point. They seem not to exist. It looks like the longest ones you'll be able to use are 1 1/2 in.
316042
I bought them for wire leader. I also found them too large and bought a pair of electrical strippers/crimpers that worked great. I was doing light work with 10 pound test and small #2 barrel crimps.
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These would not fit a 2.24" inch rolling pin, the diameter of these rings will fit a rolling pin's diameter of 1.5" at the most
277853
I have used these with about 5 different crimp tools and had no issue. Used on cat 5 and 6 as well but cat6 fits much better with the plastic core.
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I don't know specifically regarding your crimper, but I did crimp with a crimper that I had for ordinary plugs. A second crimper I have looked like it wouldn't work, so I didn't try. Maybe you can get a view that will show you better. But the reviewers who said that you needed that brand are wrong.
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It just depends on how professional you want the crimps to look. But small pliers will work to crimp the ends and hold onto the wire.
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Jim, the crimper has more than enough power to crimp this connector, it comes with a good selection of dies that will work for your application, another source for the die size/ information is www.burndy.com glad to help, regards
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They are metric. you may want to Tap the threads out to fit a different size screw. I believe it's a 2.5mm x 8 mm or a 3 mm x 11mm (11mm is total length)
97767
I believe those are IDs yes. The tool can do more than just crimp those hoses with those IDs. Mine came with 5 Dies. when you are getting ferrules make sure they are the proper size and not too large to fit into any of the dies the tool is listed to come with. obviously if the ferrule is too big, let say 5/8" or 0.625" and you have a die inside the tool designed to take .5" then it is not going to work. crimping and ferrules have more to do about the outside dimension of the hose rather than the inner dimension.
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They are really hard to crimp. Even using the proper crimper. Without them you wont get even pressure and probaby spring leaks in the future. Also the real crimper ratchets so if you have to change your grip on it, it wont release the clamp. Basically the extra 55 bucks is totally worth it.
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I doubt that the trendnet crimpers will work. These EZ require the wires that stick out to be neatly trimmed. I tried many times to trim these ends and was never successful. Bought the Platinum EZ crimp tool and worked first time. I made the mistake of buying the connectors and found them worthless with out the EZ crimp tool that cuts the wires at the same time it crimps.
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Hey Stingyjack! regarding being able to strip RG6 coaxial cable with this crimper the answer is "No!" thanks and good luck with your project.
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While you could certainly try, I do not believe this is the correct crimper for these crimps. There is no alignment die to hold the crimp in place for proper crimping. I would say if you had one or two to do and lots of the many others that this tool is right for, buy it. If you have many of the Delphi (and specifically in bulk), this is no the tool to buy.
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I don't know ... I bought them for my hakko and I needed to make aluminum sleeve for them to fit.I know for most Weller's the tips are locked in via set screw so there is a good chance of them working or modding them to work.
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The hose set that we received did not contain band crimping pliers. I would have been surprised if it did. We just used a dull pair of bull nose wire cutters to crimp being careful not to cut the clamp. There is a special tool made like the Ideal-Tridon 61001V Crimp Clamp Tool that Amazon sells for doing this job but wire cutters will work if they are dull and you are careful.