00621 SLF-ADJSTNG CRMPNG PLR FOR WIRE FR

00621 SLF-ADJSTNG CRMPNG PLR FOR WIRE FR
Knipex 97 53 14 7 1/4" Self-Adjusting Crimping Pliers For Wire Ferrules

• Increased crimping capacity up to 6 AWG for single wires and up to 8 AWG for twin end ferrules. The adjusting wheel can be rotated between the two positions
• Self-adjusting hexagonal crimping pliers for end ferrules with side access
• For crimping end ferrules according to DIN 46228 parts 1 + 4
• Crimping capacity from 28 - 6 AWG for single wire end ferrules and up to 2 x 8 AWG for twin wire end ferrules
• Automatic self-adjusting to the size of the end ferrule
• Provides a repetitive and high quality crimp due to a complete crimping cycle with the ratcheting mechanism
• Crimping pressure has been precisely calibrated in the factory
• Optimum transmission of force due to toggle lever for fatigue-reduced operation
• Handles with multi-component grips
• Special quality chrome vanadium electric steel, oil-hardened

UPCs	843221006211	COO	Germany
Harmonized Tariff Code	8203.20.6030	ECCN	EAR99
UNSPSC	27112147	Nominal Length	7 1/4"
Tool Width	2 3/4"	Tool Height	13/16"
Length/Width/Height Unit	Inches	Tool Weight	0.981
Weight Unit	Pounds	Packaging Length	7 5/8"
Packaging Width	3 1/4"	Packaging Height	1 1/8"
Packaging Weight	0.98	1000 Volt Insulated	No
Material Type	Chrome vanadium electric steel, oil-hardened	Handle Type	Multi-component
Surface Finish	Black-oxide	Other Surface Finish	Burnished
Spring Loaded	No	ESD Indicator	No
Color	Red/Blue	Crimping Positions	1
Crimping Profile	Hexagonal crimp	Terminal Type	End Ferrules-Single|End Ferrules-Twin
Crimping Capacity	Up to 6 AWG (0.08 mm2) for single wire and up to 8 AWG (16 mm2) for twin wire	Crimping Capacity - AWG	Up to 6 AWG (single); Up to 8 AWG (twin)
Reach	contains SVHC	RoHS	not applicable
Prop 65 Conflict	Yes	Chemical	Diisononyl Phthalate
Prop 65 Language Indicator	English|Spanish|French	Prop 65 Warning English	WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Diisononyl Phthalate, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov