🛠️3-in-1 Automatic Ferrule Crimping Tool – AWG 20–14
🛠️3-in-1 Automatic Ferrule Crimping Tool – AWG 20–14
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🛠️3-in-1 Automatic Ferrule Crimping Tool – AWG 20–14
Stop Switching Tools.
Cut. Strip. Crimp.
Built for repetitive wire termination work, this professional hand tool combines the three steps you reach for most into one workflow—so panel wiring feels faster, cleaner and more controlled.
The Job Isn’t Hard. The Constant Tool Switching Is.
Cutters on the bench. Strippers in a pocket. Crimper somewhere else. When you repeat the same termination process dozens of times, those small interruptions add up.
Keep the core cable-prep sequence in one hand tool.
The stripping system self-adjusts across the specified working range.
Linked ferrules are stored in the handle and automatically transported toward the crimping die.
One Hand Tool. One Continuous Wiring Rhythm.
For cabinet wiring, controls, field service and maintenance, the value is simple: keep the conductor in front of you and move through preparation without repeatedly changing tools.
- Cut conductors up to 2.5 mm² / AWG 14.
- Self-adjusting stripping across 0.5–2.5 mm².
- Crimp linked wire-end ferrules with a trapezoidal profile.
Change Wire Size Without Rebuilding Your Setup.
The stripping unit adapts to conductor cross-section within the supported range, while the adjustable end stop helps keep stripping length repeatable from wire to wire.
AWG 20–14
Keep Ferrules in the Tool Instead of Chasing Them Across the Bench.
Special linked ferrule strips load into the handle magazine and feed automatically toward the crimping die—making repetitive terminal preparation much more organized.
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Finish the Crimp Before the Tool Lets Go.
A ratchet mechanism helps deliver a complete, repeatable crimp cycle, while a release option is provided for incorrect operation.
- Trapezoidal ferrule crimp profile.
- Universal crimping die across the 0.5–2.5 mm² range.
- No interchangeable crimp inserts required for the specified range.
Professional Capability Without a Toolbox Full of Single-Purpose Tools.
At approximately 210 mm / 8.27 in and 248.63 g / 8.77 oz, the tool is compact enough for field work while covering the wire sizes commonly used in control-panel and terminal-block wiring.
Why It Earns a Permanent Spot in the Tool Bag.
- Fewer interruptions: three cable-prep operations stay in one tool.
- Faster repetitive work: linked ferrules feed automatically from the handle.
- Less manual setup: the stripping mechanism adapts within the supported conductor range.
- More controlled terminations: the ratchet supports a complete crimp cycle.
- Cleaner workflow: adjustable strip length and in-handle ferrule storage keep repetitive work more consistent.
Technical Details
| Product Type | 3-in-1 cutting, stripping & ferrule crimping hand tool |
| Reference Model | STRIPAX PLUS 2.5 / Order No. 9020000000 |
| Conductor Range | 0.5–2.5 mm² / AWG 20–14 |
| Cutting Capacity | Up to 2.5 mm² / AWG 14 |
| Crimping Range | 0.5–2.5 mm² wire-end ferrules |
| Crimp Profile | Trapezoidal |
| Ferrule Feed | Automatic transport from linked ferrule strip |
| Stripping | Self-adjusting with adjustable length end stop |
| Crimp Mechanism | Mechanical ratchet with release option |
| Tool Size | Approx. 210 mm / 8.27 in |
| Net Weight | Approx. 248.63 g / 8.77 oz |
| Ferrule Compatibility | Linked wire-end ferrule strips specified for the tool; do not use reel-fed ferrules |
| Great For | Control cabinets · terminal blocks · electrical assembly · maintenance · field service |
Know Before You Buy
Does it cut, strip and crimp?
Yes. The tool is designed to perform all three operations within the specified 0.5–2.5 mm² / AWG 20–14 range.
Do I need to change crimp dies between 0.5 and 2.5 mm²?
The specified tool uses a universal crimping die for the supported range and does not require interchangeable inserts.
Can I use loose or reel-fed ferrules?
The manufacturer specifies linked ferrule strips for this tool. Reel-fed ferrules should not be used.
What kind of crimp does it make?
The specified crimp profile is trapezoidal.
Who is this tool best suited for?
It is especially useful for repetitive conductor preparation in panel building, electrical assembly, service and maintenance work.
Keep the Whole Termination Workflow in One Hand.
Cut the conductor. Strip it to length. Feed and crimp the ferrule—without breaking your wiring rhythm.
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