C.K Tools T3692A Alicate de cravar com catraca para pontas de fio 0,14-2,5 mm² (AWG 26-14)

Electrical wiring and control panel building demand reliable, gas-tight connections. The C.K Tools T3692A ratchet crimping tool is engineered for crimping wire end ferrules (end sleeves) from 0.14 to 2.5 mm² (AWG 26-14), both insulated and uninsulated, with a trapezoidal crimp profile that ensures secure, vibration-resistant terminations.

Who is it for

Electricians, panel builders, and maintenance technicians who need a dependable, self-adjusting crimper for everyday ferrule work. The automatic ratchet mechanism and quick release make repetitive crimping fast and consistent, while the ergonomic bi-material handle reduces hand fatigue during long sessions.

Main features

• Crimps wire end ferrules from 0.14 to 2.5 mm² (AWG 26-14)
• Compatible with insulated and uninsulated ferrules
• Trapezoidal crimp profile for optimal contact and pull-out resistance
• Automatic ratchet with self-adjusting mechanism for full-cycle crimping
• Quick release lever to open jaws at any time
• Hardened steel jaws and high-grade steel body for durability
• Ergonomic, non-slip bi-material handle in red/black
• Tool length: 230 mm
• Tested for 50,000 cycles

Specifications

• Brand: C.K Tools
• Model: T3692A
• MPN: T3692A
• EAN: 5013969246513
• Crimping capacity: 0.14 - 2.5 mm² (AWG 26-14)
• Crimp type: Wire end ferrules (end sleeves)
• Ferrule compatibility: Insulated and uninsulated
• Crimp profile: Trapezoidal
• Mechanism: Automatic ratchet, self-adjusting
• Quick release: Yes
• Handle material: Ergonomic, non-slip bi-material
• Body material: High-grade steel
• Jaw material: Hardened steel
• Durability: 50,000 cycles
• Standards compliance: DIN 46228 Part 1 + 4
• Tool length: 230 mm
• Colour: Red/Black
• Application: Electrical wiring, control panel building

Tips

For best results, strip the conductor to the exact length of the ferrule collar, insert fully, and hold the tool perpendicular to the wire. The self-adjusting mechanism ensures the correct crimp force for the ferrule size, but always check the crimp visually for a uniform trapezoidal shape.