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mine are bog standard ratchet or is that rat**** from SWA available from any wholesalers. Less than £20 and have always crimped spot on
 
most crimping tools are good but id say (like jeremy) ratchet crimps are probably the easiest to use and there are an abundance of different makes from many different wholesalers
 
mine are bog standard ratchet or is that rat**** from SWA available from any wholesalers. Less than £20 and have always crimped spot on
I have the same ones. Mine were about £13 and I wish I'd spent more - the jaws aren't symmetrical so if you don't position them spot on, the crimp will come off the wire.
Sometimes when using yellow crimps I find I have to turn the tool around and crimp it again in a different place.
 
There are some good pneumatic crimps availiable that have a swively head that do up to 500mm or there is a battery operated one by klauke out of a makita style 18v battery here Klauke Textron: EK60UNV. they really are the dogs for getting in anywhere.Also they do a cutting head for a really easy life.Also good for getting the offcuts chopped and into the back of the van unnoticed:)
 

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