iCrimp Wire Ferrule Crimping Tool, Hexagonal Crimp Profile, Self-adjusting Wire End-sleeves Crimper for AWG23-10 Insulated Terminal & Non-insulated Ferrule

Have used ferrule crispers for some time. Price has a lot to do with the finished product AND how easy it is to use. I tried this as an alternative to purchasing a new $300.00+ unit thinking the price would have me returning it if it didn’t measure up. I was very surprised how well it worked, quality of crimp provided and level of force required to ratchet the tool. It has been working fine for a couple months with no issues.

I have a few pairs of these in use now for a month in a small panel shop. They work well and don't seem to be wearing much with daily use. most use is on 18-10ga ferrules.

I can't imagine going back to square crimp. The hexagon shape makes it much easier to get a good bite as you clamp the terminal down no matter how short your wire and the bend you have to make to reach the terminal is.I got a good connection and signal quality was perfect.The crimp was strong, without requiring too much grip strength and the size of the grip itself fits both my giant and my wife's petite hands. Comfortable too if working ungloved.

Great set, real solid. I use them at work. They work smoothly. The tool itself feels like it’s solid and not cheap.

outstanding quality crimper to achieve good crimping quality!

Bought this to go with a kit of wire ferrules. Looked at another brand I will not name and they wanted almost three hundred dollars for it. This does the same thing without costing way too much. Never had a wire ferrule crimp fail. Very easy to use and it's inexpensive. Absolute no brainer.

Very good crimper for the money. Very happy. I prefer this 6 side version over the 4 for most applications. This crimper is perfect for the listed wire sizes.For those saying it is too small I can only assume you are either NOT using ferrules (as in trying to use it as a standard wire crimper which will NOT work) or you have insanely large ferrules.Let me be clear - this is for the little ferrules that go on the end of a wire to insure better connections in screw terminals - typically fond in control boxes or panels (and sometimes in breaker boxes when stranded is used)This is a great tool and does exactly what it was designed to do - crimp ferrules - no frills.

I have used these daily for several years now and they are still going strong. I keep waiting on them to break so I can spend more money on the German tool, but at this rate I'll retire first.