Solar System Tool for crimping of Wieland solar contacts (AWG 12/10/8)

    Feb. 15, 2015
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    This Rennsteig crimp tool brings it all together:

    • Parallel jaws for even crimps
      High-precision ratchet mechanism for complete crimps
    • 1.2 metric tons pressure at crimping face, with minimal hand effort
    • Interchangeable high-precision crimping die set
    • Interchangeable locator for precision positioning of terminals
    • Top German build quality throughout
    Length8"
    Weight1.52 lbs
    P/NFinishContact ManufacturerCapacityConnectorAWGmm²R624 071-1 3Tool with diesWieland (Gesis® solar PST 40)
    16 / 141.5 / 2.5
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    R624 071-1 3 16Tool with Dies + LocatorR624 073-1 3Tool with Dies12 / 10 / 84 / 6 / 10R624 073-1 3 16Tool with Dies + LocatorR624 071 0 016Locator only16 / 14 / 12 / 10 / 81.5 / 2.5 / 4 / 6 / 8R624 071-1 3 0Die Set only16 / 141.5 / 2.5R624 073-1 3 0Die Set only12 / 10 / 84 / 6 / 10

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