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I'm curious then as to why Klein stamps on the side of the jaw, "ins" and "un-ins" adjacent to the two crimping jaws. One of the jaws makes a crimp while the other makes more of a swage. I prefer uninsulated terminals, where possible, adding shrink tubing after the crimp.
I have no idea why and was only referring to the crimpers in the link you posted and the specs on those specific crimpers: http://www.tools-plus.com/klein-1006.html
Klein 1006 Crimper-Cutter
- For crimping non-insulated solderless terminals
- Accommodates wire from No. 10 to 22 AWG
- Specially hardened wire cutters in nose
- Length 9-3/4"
- Lifetime guaranteed ~ made in U.S.A.
My guess is that the ones you linked to are not the same as the ones you actually own??
-Maine Sail / CS-36T
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