Do these work with Molex Microfit family of connectors? I previously purchased a similar crimper on Amazon and it did not crimp correctly.
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Yes, these will crimp Molex Microfit 3.0 pins. However, I only tested it with 22-24 gauge wire into Molex 43030-0007 & 43031-0007 Microfit pins.
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Sorry I have just put it away - it did not work for me and I had no time to deal with returns etc. I am waiting for next time I will meet a friend who know how to use this in the event it is me doing it wrong (?)
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I own two of these cards. They have an 8 pin and a 6 pin for the molex connectors. Does this answer your question? If not let me know.
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Hi JeremyNO they have crimp on,but this is the best value on cables I have found.I have a hydraulic crimping tool. I have a boat supply store where I have been getting a lot of my solar supply,when I can't find on amazon. I am building my own solar system.are you building your system?
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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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Yes, they will work. Make sure you get solid wire, and not stranded. Solid is less flexible. If flexibility is important, get stranded wire and connectors for stranded. However, if all you want is a long cable, it may be cheaper to get just that, rather than wire, a bunch of connectors and a crimper.
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They work just be careful of the crimped primers they are more difficult to remove and the crimp needs to be removed to seat new primer there is a tool for that too.
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They work with any multimeter...fluke,craftsman even cheap WalMart brands....i love them
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Well this is what I know. I borrowed a friends crimper that was made for these. it work very well and these clamps , if clamped right really grip!!! the crimper he had was not a hgh dollar crimper but you could set the crimper with a guage so you know how much to crimp the clamp. you could try your wire cutters and see if it crimps right...the worst thing that will happen is your pipe will leak and you will have to cut the crimp off and more then likely replace the pex pipe.
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They do not crimp into the wires they only adapt two female plugs together. There are crimp on adapters but have read that they are tough to crimp on rite. Check on line it took me a while to educate myself to get the parts that I needed. Make sure you get the wires the same if not the colors wont be what the same as the remote color shows. I soldered my own wires on to extend or use short pieces for other projects. Use flux on all connections. Harbor Freight sells a cheap third hand with magnifier to hold the wires as you solder them. good luck.
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I've done hundreds of crimps on many different brands of cat5/E Cat6 ends. I have yet to see this tool not crimp a pin correctly or fail at any level. Hope this helps.
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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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Yes they work. You need to check your model as there are two sizes I think.
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It will work on RJ9 (4 pin), RJ11 (6 pin), and RJ45 (8 pin) connectors. There are 3 different slots on the crimper. The tester only works on RJ11 & RJ45.
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If a regular connector works these will too. They make contact by piercing into each conductor when crimped. Unless you have a EZ crimp tool from Platinum I wouldn't buy these. This tool trims the edge where the wires poke out. I initially tried to make these work with an incompatible tool . Bought a platinum EZ crimp tool and they work great. Hope that helps.
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I believe that this Pex can be used with any tool as long as you follow all of the tool instructions. I used the Zurn crimper because you can use just the one tool for any size Pex.
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Should be compatible with any multimeter that uses standard jacks. Works with my Klein, Sperry, and Extech of course. I'm inclined to add that these probes are a bargain, and offer excellent connections with virtually zero Ohms resistance
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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.