is it 15 different strands of differrent wire in one casting? im working on a bucket truck and require this work a customer. thanks in advance
1470502
No, 10-strand copper,.........with NO evidence of tin or zinc coating in casing insulation.It works for my purpose ,but there are other higher quality brands, ............but for considerably more money of coarse
1470503
Yes it is a semi fine stranded wire but I'm not sure of the count of strands. It a 100 foot roll of 18 gauge wire the -11 is for black -14 is for yellow etc. Hope I was able to help.
1662608
these wires are nowhere near 22 gauge wires. they have 4 strands inside each wire. the outside might be 22ga but the inner wires are much thinner
667570
I have stripped 12 gauge wire without a problem. The tool grips, cuts and strips fluidly. I don't normally have a need to strip 10 gauge, but, in response to your question, I just tried it on 7-strand 10 gauge wire. Because of the diameter of the multi-strand wire, it would cut the insulation but would not strip it off the wire.
2011845
Probably the length. GM used 2 different coil brands which used different length wires. One is like 6" the other is 10" I think. So you'll need to measure the wires you have and check the part number description through MSD probably. The design difference in the coils is one is round one is square.
1902924
It will crimp both 14 awg and 12 awg wire. 14 awg is smaller than 12 awg. So 14 awg is easier to crimp.
314641
The paddle wire I'd received seemed to be 22 gauge; I ordered only one, however. It may be the case that when you ordered more than one, you revealed a problem the merchant was unaware of -- mispackaged product. 22 gauge is ever and always 22 gauge, it's a standard measurement; if you've got variations in wire thickness, then do send it back with a well-justified complaint, as you've simply NOT received what you'd paid for. Thanks for the question, this is how we the people keep quality up! :)
2026937
I used 6 because each strand is very thin. I wanted a fuller, thicker look and needed 4 strands for each twist, which made me need 6 packs. I hope this helps!
662524
Don't know...it does have heavier gauge wire than most I have seen, I installed it with a 15 amp fuse, and have had never blown one... Hope this helps. Theodore
586885
Yes and yes,, subtle differences not enough to worry,, just be sure to check inside diameter of the tube and outside diameter of the wire.. yes and yes... more info than needed,, sorry..
176135
Hello, S.R. Berry!Thank you for your inquiry. This machine strips 10 gauge wire to 0 gauge, which is 3mm to 9mm wire. It will "not" strip THHN wire, Coaxial Cable, 12 gauge wire, 14 gauge wire, or any wire thinner than 14 gauge.If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below.Thanks! Have a great day.Sincerely,Tom CupilaryAffordable Tool, LLCCustomer ServicePhone: 734-224-7758Fax: 734-224-7208
2203061
This is a one piece design. I not sure I would get these again. I would make a good cable and three bad ones, not sure if it was the crimper tool or me, yet I am incline to believe it is these pieces.
1605276
I haven't tried using 6 strands. I think it will work if it fits through the needle. I usually use 3 strands of DMC.
644399
It was one spool of 1000 feet, it is heavy guage. I do believe it was 18guage wire
1979301
I don't have any extra 4 gauge to check it but my 12 gauge is copper strand wire. I remember when I was putting it in I was very impressed with the quality. The only thing I would do different is the audio cable. Very small remote power wire and the connectors are cheap.
658420
Glad to help. This kit is great. Comes in very handy when needed. However, I believe #8 gauge is the largest wire it can be used on.
445035
i really doubt it, because i had problems using 14awg wires. it worked but it took awhile to get them all properly crimped.
1617499
The CCA makes it to where this is aluminum wire stranded that is wrapped in copper. It's a lot thicker but cheaper than the same load of wire made of solid or stranded copper. it's also quite flexible. It says it's Rated for 250A load @ 20' so you need to decide on the load you're trying to pull with this wire and the run of it as well.