🔧 IWISS Crimper for Non-Insulated Terminals, Butt/Splice/Open/Plug Connectors - Works for AWG 8-2 - Ideal for Auto Electrical, Marine, Motorcycle Wiring Repairs, Loom Assembly Review

I needed them for some custom cable projects and they didn't disappoint. They handled all of the crimps with ease and the results were excellent.

I used them to crimp 8 gauge marine wire ends. They are well made and very easy to use. Good price and no problems with it. They made the job easier.

Perfect for the large plugs I sometimes use for larger cables, batteries etc. Make really strong crimps that look professional.

These amazing things. Have used them on gauge 6 up to gauge 20 so far. The range of ratchets, handles and sizes are perfect for all types of vehicle wiring. I can't believe I went without a tool like this for so long.

The crimping tool is solid, durable and strong. It worked as advertised. I used it to butt splice two 8 AWG wires. It worked great. It takes a lot of force to close the buttons to make a crimp. I had to use both hands. I had a helper hold the wire in the butt joint so it wouldn't slip out while I crimped.

I have had several cheap terminal crimping tools and each had some problems. Either it hurts to use, or they're too small, or they don't curl well, or they just broke. This tool solved all of those problems with durable crimp terminations and a wide range of wire sizes. This is a tool that will last forever and can handle professional crimping jobs. I make a lot of ground wire clamps and this is perfect.

Great value 5 star tool. I made about 50 crimps, all holding up well. Just make sure you use the correct spot for the gauge of wire. Red (22-18) smallest first crimp hole, blue (16-14) second rear crimp hole and yellow (12-10) third front rear crimp hole. I made the mistake of crimping the yellow on the 4th post at the back and messed up a few connections. Live and learn, my fault.

A good crimping tool to crimp battery terminals in the car. In the photo I simply crimped an 8 gauge tip onto an 8 gauge battery wire in my tool box. Just add some heat shrink tubing and it looks like a pro did it. I will be purchasing IWS-38 for larger gauge cables for large vehicles and diesel trucks, but at the moment I use 8 and 6 gauge most commonly.

Heavy gauge steel, comfortable handles, good connections and screws. A tool that will definitely last a long time. I put the 8ga battery connector in the tool and a ratchet to hold it in place. I inserted the wire into the connector and held it in place, using my other hand to press the tool against the ground until a crimp formed. Then, using both hands, I push all the way down until I hear the tool click. Approved and a perfect crimp job!