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Klein Tools 1005 Crimping Tool

Klein Tools 1005 Crimping Tool

(3 customer reviews)

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Description:

Crimping tool. 9-3/4" long. Thin nose permits work in confined space. Crimping die marked for insulated and noninsulated solderless terminals and connectors. Accommodates wire from No. 10 to 22 AWG. Wire cutter in nose. Red plastic-dipped handles.

Features:

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Crimping tool

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9-3/4" long

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Thin nose permits work in confined space

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Crimping die marked for insulated and noninsulated solderless terminals and connectors

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Accommodates wire from No. 10 to 22 AWG

Product Details:

Product Length:	4.0 inches
Product Width:	6.6 inches
Product Height:	0.5 inches
Product Weight:	0.8 pounds
Package Length:	12.6 inches
Package Width:	4.5 inches
Package Height:	1.7 inches
Package Weight:	0.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 5.0

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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Better crimps than ChannellockMar 16, 2012
By Rob
I used a Channellock 909 for many years until one day I decided to try these comparable Kleins. I have to say I like the crimping die on the Kleins better because I get a better looking crimp on the butt connectors using the Kleins. The Channellock 909 has an extra ridge in its crimping die, so ultimately it seems to bend the butt connector the harder I squeeze. I get more control using the Kleins and better looking crimps because the Kleins don't have this extra ridge. However, I noticed the Channellocks have a sharper cutter, but the Kleins still cut pretty good despite this fact.

klein crimping pliersJan 01, 2012
By trailer man
these are a great tool for my shop. we have 5 guys that use them all day long.much better than any other brand

1 of 5 found the following review helpful:

good crimpers for automotiveSep 08, 2009
By William J. Cook
When I started the automotive trade, my fellow co workers cared for me so much I got a drawer full of crimpers, pocket knifes, rounded off screwdrivers and other sappy trinkets. I finally bought a set of these. Nowadays I'm giving the newer techs my hand me downs and they think I'm the "thoughtful one". I guess its better than the Bob the builder set we gave a tech a few years ago.