Can this tool crimp molex connections?
1822537
There are 2 open barrel style jaws in this kit. one is listed as 8/14/22. I assume that that is awg wire size. the other is listed as 10-12/14-16/18-20. Again I assume that to be awg wire size. both of these jaws have the dual crimp die for each wires size. (open barrel design) I do not know if these are specifically designed for molex, nor have I ever crimped molex terminals with them. I am in the heavy truck repair industry and we crimp a variety of open barrel connectors. IE packard, deutsch, etc. Sorry wish that I could be of more help.
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.
1822539
Yes, absolutely. Just to be clear, each pin connector(male or female) is crimped onto the each wire individually with this crimper tool and then they are inserted into the plastic molex connector housing.
1822540
It has a die for just about every type of crimp out there. It's the most complete kit you can get and the price is great.
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.
1784690
It is a crimping tool, not a battery tool. There are assorted heads in different sizes. Largest in metric is "70" bigger than 1/2".It will crimp any thing it fits on to tubular on to anything else.
1184681
If the connect doesn't have a set screw ,than this tool works great in well crimp anything that fits into the dries.
411759
You dont have to use this particular crimping tool, but the crimping tool for mc4 connectors have larger opening to accommodate the mc4 male and female pins. You could also use basic quick connect crimp tool, that should do the job as well.
2124412
wire strippers and a crimping tool. I used this one: 9milelake Molex Style Crimp Tool Wiring Harness Crimping Crimper Open Barrel 14-24 AWG
208873
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.
2043449
This industrial quality Multi-Contact tool is a first priority for Crimping MC4 male and female solar contacts, used for the cable(2.5/4/6 mm2),AWG:26-10AWG,thanks for your email
2104010
No instructions and you have to be careful when trying to figure out which parts assemble together. It's almost impossible to take apart the red inserts without damaging them. They're needed to lock the molex connectors in place. You'll need a molex crimping tool if you don't have one.
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.
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.
1714631
Yes, this can crimp 1/2" OD hose. We've done it and it works very good. This is good tool.
2106690
It has the ability to crimp yes, but I just use a Lee factory crimp die when I want the crimp.
700597
Yes you do the following listing would be a tool that would crimp the terminal"D-sub Dt Series Deutsch Crimping Tool 20-12 Awg"Thanks for your interestVince
1347844
The cable does not come with connectors. Yes I would purchase a crimping tool
1845843
Cb tricks has a site that sells adapters but I suppose you could if you have the crimping equipment.
1825159
The crimper tightens to the right amount - not to tight not too loose. Wirecutters I imagine you would have to guess if you got it tight enough. Personally I wouldn't risk it - I mean you wouldn't want one of these connections to leak behind a wall or something.