🛠️ IWISS Ratchet Wire Crimping Tool Kit with 5 Interchangeable Jaws, Wire Stripper and Cutter for Insulated and Non-Insulated Terminals 0.5-35mm ² in Oxford Bag Packaging Review

Whilst I can't comment on the durability of the tool it is well made. The title misled me as I thought it was fake but it wasn't. This is a quality tool. I never thought creampies could be done so well. The ratcheting feature is very nice as it allows you to hold the plug and then insert the wire without using three hands. I'm not familiar with all the stamps that come with the kit, but having one for bare connectors and one for insulated connectors is good. Not a tool I would recommend for…

I quite agree with the other review that says they can be made in the same factory that the port freight comes from. Don't get me wrong, this looks a lot better at first glance and will probably last longer, but I've tried all sizes of insulated connector matrices (red, blue, and yellow) with the right wire size and a few different terminals. Brands bought on Amazon as well as famous brand terminals I had. I had hoped for a cleaner look than my good old small pliers, but they actually still…

If I didn't know better I'd say it was made right next door to the maker of port freight crimping tools. Don't get me wrong, the workmanship of the ratchet is a little better, except for the protruding rubber grip next to the detent, which cuts your finger when using the detent (see picture), but the quality of the interchangeable sockets is about a notch above that HF and that's it. I'm not sure if sanding those sharp rubber corners would solve the problem. I will try another one to see if it…

First caveat - I only bought this to crimp bare terminals onto 18ga wire which I had to make several hundred of, so I can't get over connectors speak for its durability when crimping large cables. I previously purchased one of Revain's "Hundreds of Crimp Connectors With Free Crimp Tool" kits and found that the crimp tool was rubbish. Rather than rounding off the spade terminals on the cable, it simply snapped off the spades, often causing them to break or fail to grip the wire. Also, all of the

I have been looking for a crimping tool that is a cut above pliers or the ones you find in a cheap set and also needs to work with ferrules. This iWiss crimping machine with interchangeable jaws meets all requirements and at an attractive price. I used a crimping tool for shrink butt connectors, small wire end sleeves and wire end sleeves. He did a great job with everyone. The crimp tool has a force setting and in the end I increased the crimp force and as a result all the crimps were strong…

Considering that a quality crimping tool costs $75 to $200 and up, my expectations for this under $50 5-in-1 machine weren't very high. Received it fairly well packaged and it came with a CD holder that has 4 pockets for extra dies, a screwdriver with its own straps and space with elastic straps and velcro for the actual crimper. As an industrial electrician, I need this tool quite often as I love crimping and curling the ends of 98% of the wires I cut. After carpal tunnel surgery, I'm fine…

My only regret is not purchasing this set sooner. At my place of work I had to constantly use tools to squeeze the Delphi weather bag/Metripack. Terminals and the crimping tools I used were extremely simple, ratchetless types. This made crimping the terminals quite time consuming as I had to hold the wire and terminal together while installing the tool and crimping it. I finally gave in and bought this set. To say it made my life easier is an understatement. The ratchet mechanism and large…