iCrimp Ratchet Crimping Tool Set with Quick Change Jaws AWG 20-2 | Kit includes crimper, wire stripper & 6 interchangeable jaws for heat shrink, open barrel, insulated & non-insulated ferrules

The iCrimp IWS Quick Change Ratcheting Crimper is a well designed tool that delivers excellent results. I have used non ratchet crimp tools on light gauge wire (# 10 and smaller) for decades. For larger conductor terminations I have used anything from hydraulic crimpers, long handle models and so forth. I have crimped conductors as small as #14 to cable as large as 1000MCM feeder cable for 23KV power systems. I am glad I waited to buy this tool. Not because it was not needed YEARS ago, but because I believe the model I purchased last week and the state of current design technology (for this kind of hand tool) has evolved to a point that cannot be improved upon (and if so, not by much). When you ratchet it down to its point of auto release, you know the proper amount of pressure has been applied to the crimp and conductor. In the past I never was confident that I did NOT over stress the light gauge crimps so the auto release feature is a worthy upgrade. In addition, the 6 different sets of jaws it comes with are designed for specific terminal applications, where in the past I had been using a "one size fits all" hand crimper for ALL small gage wire crimps - and doing so for WAY too long. The first crimp I made with the iCrimp IWS Quick Change Ratcheting Crimper was on a #12 stranded copper wire and a corresponding male, insulted spade terminal. The crimp came perfect. I was so pleased with the results that I began looking around the shop for older terminals that I might replace with upgraded quality of workmanship. I found a few and had fun re-making those crimps. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase and I can assure you I will be keeping this tool very handy. It is one of the best things I have purchased in a long time and I highly recommend it.

After a watching a lot of videos and reading through a plethora of reviews on different crimping tools, I decided to give this crimping tool a try. I have tested every included crimp die except the ferrule, as I do not use them. Every crimp exceeded my expectations, the crimping tool is easy to use and I love the quick change die feature. The wire stripper is meh, but I use an "automatic" stripper so it is of no concern to me. The only con, and it's minor, is that some of the dies had light rust on them, I used some CLP to clean off and lube each of the dies and problem solved. I honestly would have done this regardless just to prevent future rust.

The only complaint is that the jaws aren't in the same order as on the lid and dont fit in that order other wise I have been using them for the last week doing a audio system for my buddy and I have used just about all the jaws I like that theres a release but I do wish it was easier to use but works as it should no real complaints all my connections are tight as they are supposed to be and I was impressed with the wire strippers they did get a hair or 2 of the wire a couple times I do think it was my fault cause of the angle I pulled love them and glad I made the perch

I bought this to be able to double crimp a non-insulated connector for an automotive relay. The 04B jaw did the job nicely after a couple of practice tries.It did not seem like there is a stop to ensure the connector is in the correct spot every time, so adjustment was necessary to get it right.

I usually don’t like the quality or the way foreign made junk looks or works but these are far from that thought I absolutely love these crimpers

I bought this tool to crimp these tiny light bulb terminals in a 1950’s instrument cluster. This did such an incredible job and far exceeded my expectations. The best part is that I could put the terminal in the tool, and it ratchets down so it could hold the terminal in place while I specifically place the wire then crimp. Wish I would have found this sooner!

Only had it a day and tried out several die on my cheap Harbor Fright terminals (the worst out there) The insulated double crimp die did not work on several as barrel length on the terminal was not long enough. It did an excellent job on a terminal that did have the proper barrel length. Single crimp die worked well as did others Dies appear to be well made. My non scientific pull tests came out positive - not the case with my old plier style crimper. Tool is well constructed and comfortable to hold and easy to use. Wire strippers work well too. They are built OK (better one out there). No instructions, but all the information needed is above in the description and provided photos IWISS indicated that other dies are under development, the sets contains all that are current available. Overall a good deal

Awesome tool. We'll made. Very happy

Estaba escéptico de comprarlo, pero sinceramente no me arrepiento para nada de haberlo comprado, simplemente es lo mejor de lo mejor, calidad al 100%, sin duda alguna lo volvería a comprar!!!!

Love this tool for all my workshop projects.

This crimping tool offers the versatility of several too tools in one. Switching out the numbered jaws is very easy to do. The fitted case unfortunately has the remaining jaws in specific spots and are not always interchangeable with the ones being changed. The picture on the inside shows the purpose of each set of jaws and the numbering makes it foolproof. Crimping uninsulated terminals is a one step operation and the finished product resembles a manufactured crimp. The matching wire stripers are also well made with easy to read wire gauge sizes. Both tools fit nicely into the sturdy case with the only drawback being the fact that all jaws do not fit into all spaces which is the sole reason for the 4 star rating. A good investment for anyone who desires a professional look and feel to terminal ends.

Excelente herramienta

El resorte de la pinza pela cables, no es seguro, se cae con facilidad ya que la pinza abre más de lo que en resorte expande, la crimpadora está excelente en peso, aún debo probar sus demás mordazas