Collection: Crimping Tool Heads

No. Heads must match your frame's mount type and series. Check your crimping tool specifications before buying so the head locks securely and aligns correctly.

Match the profile to the connector type: hex dies for ferrules, trapezoidal for cable lugs, and dedicated dies for coax or network plugs. The right profile gives a tight, reliable crimp.

It states the conductor cross-section the die is designed to crimp. Using a die outside its range gives a loose or over-compressed joint. Always size the die to your wire for power and cable work.

Usually no. Insulated terminals need a die that grips the insulation, while non-insulated ones use a different profile. Check the die description and pair it with a suitable cable tool frame.

Keep dies clean and lightly oiled to prevent wear and corrosion. Avoid crimping outside the rated range, which damages the profile. Stored properly, quality heads last for many years.

Check that the wire size matches the die, the connector is fully seated, and you completed the full crimp cycle. A worn die or wrong-size terminal is the usual cause of a loose joint.

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Yes. Lynk Buyer Protection covers defects on arrival. For returns and faulty-item handling, see our warranty page.