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No, hex crimpers are crimpers with hexagonal dies. What they crimp depends entirely on what type and size die/crimper you use.
They are rarely used for ferrules though, they normally have either indent or square crimpers as far as I know
 
got one for insulated.

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i borrow one 350mm one for upto 25mm and firm has another for upto 95mm but crimping 75mm is difficult with it so when i need one ill get a hydralic one

70mm2 even!

I User the same Knipex ferrule crimping pliers as Shanky posted a link to and would also recommend them.

For insulated and uninsulated crimps i use Cembre crimpstars and have no problems with them at all.
 
I'm back from holiday and check if 16mm Earth cable fits in earth block.........
of course it does, you were right.
Job was a little while ago, I was actually crimping an eyelet on 16mm cable to connect to piranha nut.
Sorry for confusion.
 
I'm back from holiday and check if 16mm Earth cable fits in earth block.........
of course it does, you were right.
Job was a little while ago, I was actually crimping an eyelet on 16mm cable to connect to piranha nut.
Sorry for confusion.

Eyelet? I'm not sure eyelets have been used for a very long time, presumably you mean a lug?
 

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