can you tell me if it works with Die For Insulated Terminals And Lugs
287095
I use them for open barrel d-sub style connectors & the standard red, yellow, blue insulated connectors. They're not suitable for anything larger than 10 gauge wire on insulated terminals. I'm also planning on getting the coax die set soon. They're a fantastic set of crimpers. I've run mine through at least 2000 cycles over the past couple months & they're still as good as new. The only downside for me is they're not compatible with Weatherpack connectors, to I need to order a different set for those.
1630021
This works for framelits, nestabilities, cheery lynn, memory box, etc. Every die I own is in this case, and I am very happy with it!
1268674
Yes it will but the shells must be boxer primed, otherwise the die may break. I use this die on everything from 22 caliber shells to 45 caliber shells with no problems
1474277
Hi - this is really the impact screw driver and not an "impact driver". I don't think it could break lug nuts loose but i hadn't tried it for that.
1905490
Yes, it works with the cuddlebug the same way any of the Sizzix dies work with it.
1871278
the 18960 has more dies. It works great for computer terminals, uninsulated connectors, and spark plug wires.
92336
I'm sure that it will. There is a good range of sockets in the set, and should fit any locking lug nut, or rounded lug nut, less than an inch or so. Remember, you need to have a 1/2 inch breaker bar and a two pound hammer for these to work. Just pounding the socket onto the lug nut may not work.
1572630
Yes, these will work and I would suggest acorn or spline drive lugs. Feel free to call if you have any other questions or concers. Thanks Mike 224.587.9255
529308
Molex requires its own tool for proper crimping of their terminals, but there is a Weatherpack terminal die (pn 18922) which performs the same style of crimp on open barrel connectors. It will work in a pinch, but will likely require a 2-step crimp. A set of Molex brand crimpers would be necessary to make it a 1-step process.
680722
If I am reading this correctly you will need a die set to put threads on the piece of metal and use this set to add threads, if needed, in the base. Hope that helps.
737286
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.
417083
i don't kow.. i ordered on like that indit dd not work, so ordred one made by oregon and it did work. most of the solenoids are interchangable so londg as they are for a 12 volt system.
702227
Yes. This will insulate the connection, allow the current to flow if the terminal connection is slightly loose, and protect the terminals from corrosion and water intrusion. I would however recommend this more for the outside of the terminal after the wire has been attached to the battery. A clean metal to metal connection without anything between the terminal and the wire is preferred.
1029906
This tool comes with metric dies.Either use metric rivets or get an SAE type tool.The answer is probably not.
1822538
Probably, but I have not tried this. As the other responder said, one of the dies will crimp a connector pin (M or F) onto a wire and then you insert the pin into the molex connector housing. So indirectly, the answer is yes.
376266
I have no experience with car terminals, as I was using it for computer power supply wires. But I bought long wing mini fit molex pins from pcmzd (.com)
1200508
I haven't used mine for lugs but I did use it to remove the pinion gear nut and it had plenty of torque for that. I imagine the lugs wouldn't be an issue.