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iCrimp SN-28B Dupont Crimping Tool for 3.96mm, 2.54mm, 2.5mm Pitch Dupont, JST XH VH Connectors, AWG 18 to 28

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Model: SN-28B AWG28-18


Features

  • Purpose: SN-28B open barrel crimper tool is designed to crimp non-insulated open barrel, OEM-style terminals. Perfect for servo lead connectors and some other RC crimp connectors.
  • Capability: 0.1-1.0mm2, AWG 28-18. Suitable for 2.5mm, 2.54mm, 3.96mm pitch terminals, typically JST VH, XH, NH pins and Dupont 2.54mm connectors.
  • Applications: Used to connect electrical wires on rechargeable battery packs, battery balancers, battery eliminator circuits, 3D printers, and radio controlled servos.
  • VH 3.96mm Pitch 22-16AWG; RE 2.54mm Pitch 30-24AWG; EH 2.50mm Pitch 32-22AWG; XA 2.50mm Pitch 30-20AWG; XH 2.5mm Pitch 30-20AWG

Brand: IWISS


Color: Orange, Grey


Item Weight: 11.36 ounces


Product Dimensions: 7.99"L x 3.27"W


Grip Type: Ergonomic


Brand: ‎IWISS


Color: ‎Orange, Grey


Item Weight: ‎11.36 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎7.99"L x 3.27"W


Grip Type: ‎Ergonomic


Specification Met: ‎Meets Industry Standards for a Crimping Tool


UPC: ‎656664948785 701715365803


Manufacturer: ‎ZHEJIANG IWISS ELECTRIC CO.,LTD


Part Number: ‎28B


Item Weight: ‎11.4 ounces


Item model number: ‎SN-28B 28-18AWG


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: October 18, 2014


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great crimper
Works great. Great quality at a great price. Highly recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Excellent, High Quality
The iCrimp Crimping Tool has become an essential tool in my arsenal for working on servo wires for RC planes. It's a game-changer that ensures a reliable and secure connection, and here's why. The precision and ease of use of this crimping tool are simply outstanding. It's designed to work with Dupont-style connectors commonly used in the RC hobby. The ratcheting mechanism guarantees a consistent and firm crimp every time, eliminating the frustrations of loose connections. I particularly appreciate the tool's ability to handle a range of wire gauges, making it versatile for various RC projects. The ergonomic handles provide a comfortable grip, even during extended use. Overall, the iCrimp Crimping Tool has made working on servo wires a breeze. It ensures that my connections are not only secure but also professional-looking. If you're into RC planes or other electronics projects, this tool is a must-have for achieving reliable and precise crimps with ease. It's a small investment that makes a significant difference in your projects' success and overall enjoyment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023 by Dr. B
    • The old adage is true -- use the right tool for the job.
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There's that old adage, "use the right tool for the job"; it definitely applies when working with wiring/electronics! I needed to replace connector pins on some solid-state circuit boards in a 1977 pinball machine, and thought I could go at it with carefully with needle-nose pliers. While I managed to get one or two pins crimped on the wire, it was something of a pain (ok, that's an understatement), it took quite a while, and I had little confidence in the sloppy finished product. When the realization hit me that I had at least 30 more of these to do, I decided to bite the bullet and find the right tool -- and this was it. Some of these connector pins are small and not easy to handle, especially with larger fingers. In addition, unless you have three hands, it's a tricky process -- since you'd need to hold the pin, the wire, and the tool all at once. Not so, with this tool! It ratchets through its function, which means you can insert the pin in the jaws, and squeeze the handle to the first ratchet step -- so the jaws grab & hold the connector pin in place. This allows you to then feed/position the wire in with one hand, and squeeze the handles with the other to complete the crimp. And yes, it can be done -- or at least started -- with one hand. Once the crimp has begun (which holds the wire in place), you can then use two hands to complete the squeeze on the tool. When the crimp is complete, the tool automatically releases. Also worthy of note: The tool has three different sizes built into the jaws, to accommodate different size wires/pins. Each jaw has a little 'step' to help you align the wire & sheath properly for an ideal crimp. I finished all my connector pins in very little time, and all the crimps looked beautiful. All the updated connectors functioned flawlessly. I HIGHLY recommend this tool. Save yourself the headache, time, and frustration with crimping connector pins by getting the right tool for the job: IWISS Dupont Professional Pin Compression Ratcheting Modular Insulated Terminal Crimper Pin Crimping Tool 2.54mm 3.96mm 28-18AWG 0.1-1.0mm2 with Wire-electrode Cutting Die ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2016 by AmazonFox AmazonFox
    • How to Use the IWISS Ratcheting Tool
Review Image by Chip Designer Chip Designer
Review Image by Chip Designer Chip Designer
Review Image by Chip Designer Chip Designer
Review Image by Chip Designer Chip Designer
This tool works well, but I deducted one star because of the inexplicable failure of the manufacturer to provide any directions on its use. No, it's not intuitive, at least to me or apparently to the many other reviewers who have destroyed many connectors in the process of figuring out how to make it work. By the way, I am an electrical engineer by profession and an experienced builder. I have used the tool (so far) only with 18 and 22 gauge cable and Molex connectors type 2062103 and 2061103. I hope the following instructions will prove of value. 1) If you are right handed, then grasp the tool in your left hand with the lettering visible and facing toward you, but upside down. See first photo. 2) Position the connector in one of the three bottom slots, depending on the wire gauge. #22 gauge works well in the center bottom slot. #18 gauge works well in the innermost of the bottom slots. 3) The connector should be positioned so that the "wings" are facing down. See second photo. 4) The connector should be positioned with its back end flush with the tool and the front end of the connector facing away. See third photo. 5) Close the tool slightly until the ratchet just engages and grasps the connector. For heavier wire gauge (e.g. #18), you may choose to insert the wire into the connector before placing the connector into the tool. See fourth photo. 6) Use a separate wire stripper to strip about 3/16" to 1/4" of wire, and insert it into the connector. If you have a soft touch, you may just feel the unstripped plastic of the wire hit a stop when you insert it into the connector. In any case, don't insert the wire too far into the connector. 7) Squeeze the ratchet all the way down. It will open after this step and your connector should have successfully crimped on to the wire. The larger, outer wings should be crimped in a fold over the insulated portion of the wire, while the inner, smaller wings should be crimped over the bare wire. If you have any doubts of the electrical quality of your crimp, you can add a tiny dab of solder to the wire-metal crimp. Not too much or the connector will not fit in the connector housing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016 by Chip Designer Chip Designer

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