Can I use these with the Trendnet TC-CT68 Professional Crimp Tool
277852
I never had a cable fail to work perform properly with a standard crimper. 1) Insert wires through 2) cut flush with utility knife 3) pull back wire 1/64" 4) crimp. I don't buy these for speed. I buy them because I can verify the wire order so much easier. BTW I have not used these with Cat6 yet.
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.
277854
You wouldn't want to. The TC-CT68 doesn't automatically cut the cables that stick through. These are more expensive than regular connectors.
277855
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.
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.
789282
As long as your machine takes standard type plug ins they should work with your machine. If you have a different type of connection than the standard plug in then I don't know if they would work.
2152791
No I don't thank so. I think your best off with Pryers or a 90 deg needle nose.. These are for automotive clamps sorry
723380
Yes and you can use any of these: Bosch 1617 and 1618 Porter Cable 890 Series Porter Cable 690 Series (6902VS must be manually started) Dewalt 610, 616, 618
1343373
You can use pretty much any set that has the end designed for the snap adapter. I use sets purchased from Home Depot, DeWalt, and Lowes without any problems. It also does a pretty good job with the Kreg square bit.
1791264
Yes. It is a professional tool and will look as if was OEM. Just go slow to make sure you have the correct grip before making the final crimp. If you do not like the way the ratchet is griping the terminal just release the release pin on the ratchet and start again so you do not waste your terminal with a bad crimp. Once you have the correct grip on the terminal, just press down and your work will look like OEM.
1851098
I agree with kend, don't buy these unless you buy their crimper. Well worth it in my opinion (even with the extra cost of these connectors).
1268854
Confusing answers! This particular tool can only be used for the copper style crimp rings...NOT the stainless steel cinch clamps.
246516
These are kind of like a universal set, more or less. You just cut the cable to the length you need and then crimp on an end cap. I just put a set on my 1996 Caloi Sigma X-C and they work great ;?D
1574640
I can't promise this crimping tool will work, but it says it will crimp RG6 connectors so I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1776444
I am using ones that were originally for a hand drill with multiple heads. You just need to be sure the hexagonal base is the same.
1349734
I'm not sure how you would use these with a torque wrench. The 1/4" hex end goes in a driver (drill or ratcheting hand driver) and then the square end takes a socket. These aren't extensions that you would put in a ratchet or torque wrench.
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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.
1556735
No they will not as far as I know. These are for a fence or siding nailer only as far as I know. The N89c owners manual available online if you don't have it will tell you for sure what degree and what thickness they need to be.
376268
I may not have answered your question. If you want a recommendation as to where to buy the crimp terminals (rather than the crimp tool), I'd recommend Mouser. (www.mouser.com). They charge shipping which for small items (like crimp terminals) ranges from $5-$7 in my experience.
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.