🔧 Haisstronica HS-8327 Crimping Tool for Heat Shrink Connectors with 200PCS Marine Grade Heat Shrink Butt Connectors of Tinned Red Copper, AWG 20-10 Review

Great tool and I trust the connection with the Haisstronica connection system. The shrink tubing worked great every time.

This is just a great tool. I'm an electrician and I just installed emergency lighting on my friend's truck using this kit. Very easy to use and very high quality tool.

Repairing wiring connections in my RV that need to be secure and strong as RV wiring has been exposed to road vibration and moisture for years which can result in electrical wires catching fire if not to be repaired Mfg. Default. I am impressed with the quality of this crimping tool and the Elect. connectors supplied with the instrument. I will buy more tools from the manufacturer and seller.

It's as easy as a butt connection. Simply select the appropriate connector, insert it into the socket of the same color on the tool and crimp. I just needed a quick connection for an electronics project that wouldn't be exposed to the elements, so I skipped the heat gun process and it works great. I might come back later and hit it with a heat gun, but for now it does the job. The tool is durable and the crimping force can be adjusted. It's a ratchet system, so just push until it disengages…

To be honest I've never liked insulated crimp terminals. I usually prefer uninsulated crimp terminals when they are not suitable for soldering, but in cases where I have no choice I will crimp insulated terminals in the future. No more wondering if you've tightened it enough or crimping a wire only to loosen it in your hand. Damage to the insulation is minimal and so far not a single exposed connector has been left and each crimp is solid and so far flawless.

First. I bought a Harbor Freight crimping tool (one of the cheapest they sell) and it was complete junk, barely working. The crimper works MUCH better with this set and is very durable. The connections are great. I never used anything like this until I converted the boat and didn't have to do any wiring. Some points didn't really require marine grade connectors so I used those as well as soldered connectors. Both have their own purpose, but they were very easy to use. They crimp tightly and the

This tool should be in every electrician's tool box. Over the years I have made countless connections to new jigs and jigs with rotary connectors. If the stars line up correctly and the wire gauge and connector match perfectly, you'll have a fairly reliable connection. Replacing these screw connections with crimp connections will make your life a lot easier and a lot safer. Place the two wires to be joined on either side of the butt connector and crimp the connection with this crimping tool for

I've had similar ratchet crimping tools from a variety of manufacturers over the years. I broke down and bought an expensive American tool that was sent back to the manufacturer twice and never worked properly (I was always able to pull the crimped end of the wire out with a slight tug). I was then told these were the plugs I use so I have bought different styles from different manufacturers to no avail. The same weak crimp. It doesn't matter how it was set. I've always had to resort to hand…