Crimping Tool Set Qibaok Ratcheting Wire Crimper Tool with 4 PCS Interchangeable Dies for Heat Shrink Connectors Non-Insulated Ferrule Terminals and Insulated Connectors

Don't listen to negative reviews about jaws not lining up. When you attach jaws don't tighten completely until you close tool. This will automatically align jaws, then tighten screws. All of the jaws don't have alignment holes which means that they can be slightly forward or back of the correct position. I am going on and on about this because those negative reviews made me pause in making this purchase. I love the ratcheting mechanism. It makes this a fail proof crimping tool. Put the connector in the tool and tighten the rachet handle slowly until the connector is held in place. You can now move your wire into the perfect position with your other hand and close. The vinyl connector not only crimps the wire but also the vinyl cover to hold everything securely in place. I am not a bot or fake reviewer. Buy and use this product with confidence.

This tool is made in China by their best technicians. You can buy stuff from China that has several levels of quality. This is made at a very high level of quality. You can buy other brands at Ali.....ress. They are made from steel that rusts. This tool will not rust easily. Coatings are of high quality, and the crimper is well greased and assembled very well. You will pay only about $5 more compared to a comparable set found at Ali. It's well worth it....and you get it in days instead of weeks. This purchase was well worth it.

I wire a lot of different things. From cars to pit bikes to e bikes to houses. So you can’t go wrong with a toll that can do all this in one. Ya you have to change the heads but it is easy.

Once I figured out which jaws to use (not hard - just a large selection) the item worked perfectly. It will remain in my toolbox as a Good tool ready for use.

Ok, these are great!! As an avid car restoration addict these are great working with the terminals and pinning connections. No need to go spend $90 bucks on crimps when these are available. Getting a pair for my son who is a full time mechanic.

So far I've only used one set of the crimper heads for but connecters and they work great. I have another job I'm getting ready to do which I'll use a different head and see how it works but so far I have no complaints

Works, it doesn't really have power though. It takes longer than j anticipated to switch the different crimper parts out. The screw bent on my and i had to use a screwdriver and hammer to get it out (simultaneous tap and spin) it's an m4 bolt i think i could be wrong. But make sure you have a replacement that took a bit of time i am using better screws less likely to bend. That said, maybe it's smarter to lower the pressure, at least initially, when trying a new crimp die thing, because what was the correct setting for one was far to much for another causing the screw to bend.

Would be even better if there was a way to make them quick change and a way to adjust the the pressure without having to remove screws.