Precision Universal Crimping Tool with Inter-Changeable die Plates (Size S) Handy Crimp Tool. Made in Japan. ENGINEER pad-11

Seems to make a solid crimp for loudspeaker and other small electrical crimps. Also purchased the different jaw size. Useful for lots of small electrical and audio projects.

Genuinely the best crimper available in the UK for molex pins, excluding the genuine molex crimper as it costs £400. while you may need to crimp twice compared to other crimpers on the market, it doesn't actually take much longer, and its the perfect crimp every time. If you make custom wiring for PC, I would definitely recommend this tool, it may take a while to get used to, but the quality is much better. The cutter is also very handy, and works well as a stripper too.

Works perfectly with DuPont connectors. Expensive though. It is a quality tool.

Well engineered, lightweight, accurate crimping tool giving clean tidy results. Great service, product and packaging - thoroughly recommended.

much better that the hozan 707 for smaller connectors like jst ph2.0, the hozan was very problematic for those. This one is perfect.

This is a well made tool, it produces a good looking crimp on the sizes i tried.

Does the job, pricisely. Comfortable and easy to work with, easy apply the right amount of force on the crimp I used two little neodymium magnets to hold the allen key (for the interchangeable heads) to the crimper, Fiddle with it for 15 seconds to get used to it.

Do not be fulled by the fact they are japan made. Cheap plastic sa fety release pin is not somthing you would put in a pretending to be a 'precission' quality tool. I bought a chinese pair for £8 and it was very precise and better quality and it did a very good job crimping 1 mm wiring.

Ho acquistato la coppia PAD-11 e PAD-13 per coprire tutte le misure. In questo caso, come già scritto in un altra recensione, la pinza PAD-12 non è necessaria e non si devono sostituire le testine se le misure sono "a cavallo". Le pinze sono di qualità e fabbricate in Giappone.

ダイス辺りの対応サイズが少ないので、複数本体用意したけど。

La mejor crimpadora que ha caído en mis manos. No pierdas tiempo y dinero con otras.

Au lieu d'acheter la mallette avec une pince et 3 embouts, j'ai préféré acheter 2 pinces (taille S et L) ca revient au même, car le 3em embouts (taille M), est un mix des 2 autres. Ainsi avec 2 pinces, ca évite de devoir constamment changer les têtes, qui demandent à être vissé/dévisser, laborieux. Ainsi c'est bien plus pratique. Je ne saurai pas dire si c'est une contrefaçon, en tout cas, elles sont de bonnes qualités, et font très bien le travail. Je suis très heureux d'avoir enfin des vraies pinces à sertir, c'est cher, mais je les garderai à vie, la qualité de mon travail s'est grandement amélioré, je prends même plaisir à faire des connecteurs. ... Par contre, ATTENTION, Avec les 2, on fait toutes les cosses, sauf une, les Dupont ronde en 2.54, celles qui s'enroulent autour du fil. Pour cela, il faut la PA-24, une petite pince très bien, qui fait pleins de cosses aussi, mais si vous avez ces 3, ba elle vous servira que pour les Dupont ronde. Vraiment dommage de devoir dépenser encore, juste pour ca. -- Je précise, elles font en réalité 99% des cosses, le 1% restant, sont des cosses rares, jamais vu, mais qu'on doit pourvoir quand même faire. les Dupont cité au-dessus, sont très courantes en revanche. ... En espérant vous avoir aidé dans votre choix :)

This is the PAD-10 frame with the PAD-13S die set. It is used to crimp open barrel (stamped and formed) pins and sockets. It is very well made. This is about as good as it gets unless you buy a dedicated crimper for two to ten times as much. It handles 2.5, 2.8, 3.1, 3.4 and 3.7 mm wide pins/sockets. Not included in this item are the PAD-11S die set, which will also fit the frame and handles .7, 1.0, 1.3, 1.6, 1.9 and 2.2 mm pins/sockets, and the PAD-12S, which has the largest dies of the 11S and the smallest of the 13S. This is for convenience, because when you use the tool you will have to make two crimps, one for the wire and one for the insulation support, and the size of die will probably differ in each case. It takes a bit of practice to get it right. You will ruin a few pins. Get a few spares. They are cheap. The final results are excellent.