Ratcheting Crimpers
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Wamsutta
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That looks like a DMC.
Daniels Manufacturing Company.
Daniels Manufacturing Company.
greyjasper51
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does look like a deutsch tool, have them at work and i have a few connectors of my race car... not many mind they are serious money!!
The image you posted is a M22520/1-01.
Daniels Manufacturing Corporation sells theirs as an AF8 Standard Adjustable Crimp Tool. They require specific "turrets" that are made for various connector series.
The turrets under the specification are numbered M22520/1-**. I know there are numbers 01 through 17. The Daniels version are also numbered with a THxx part number.
Other OEM manufacturers would be Astro Tool and Balmar. Daniels Manufacturing Corp. is the OEM for many of the connector companies like Deutsch, Amphenol, and VEAM.
The dial on the tool control the depth of the impression of the indentors. The turret controls the positioning of the contact.
Daniels Manufacturing Corporation sells theirs as an AF8 Standard Adjustable Crimp Tool. They require specific "turrets" that are made for various connector series.
The turrets under the specification are numbered M22520/1-**. I know there are numbers 01 through 17. The Daniels version are also numbered with a THxx part number.
Other OEM manufacturers would be Astro Tool and Balmar. Daniels Manufacturing Corp. is the OEM for many of the connector companies like Deutsch, Amphenol, and VEAM.
The dial on the tool control the depth of the impression of the indentors. The turret controls the positioning of the contact.
Jbullfrog
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I have a Caterpillar badged version. It's adjustable for different deutsche terminals.
https://www.emisupply.com/catalog/deutsch-hdt4800-hand-crimp-tool-1220awg-p-12229.html?utm_source=bingshopping&utm_medium=product_search&utm_campaign=bing-shopping&utm_term=HDT-48-00#.VmNBKOpdHb0
https://www.emisupply.com/catalog/deutsch-hdt4800-hand-crimp-tool-1220awg-p-12229.html?utm_source=bingshopping&utm_medium=product_search&utm_campaign=bing-shopping&utm_term=HDT-48-00#.VmNBKOpdHb0
Jbullfrog
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We use non Caterpillar badged versions at Caterpillar.
Mine came from a pawn shop. I waited a year to buy it at a reasonable price. It had a hundred male and female terminals with it too, and for only $30.
Wow! That's a deal. I'd buy that all day long.
FSUwelder1212
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I thought Deutsche connectors used open barrel style terminals, couldn't you just use a normal open barrel crimper?
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