Eclipse
Eclipse 100-039 9 1/2 in Crimper 10-22 AWG
Crimps non-insulated terminals from 10 to 22 AWG with a built-in wire cutter on a 9 1/2 in steel frame
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- Crimps non-insulated terminals from 10 to 22 AWG
- Cuts wire without needing a separate tool
- 9 1/2 inch steel body gives strong leverage
- Plastic grips reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use
- New professional-grade crimper ready for electrical work
Eclipse 9 1/2 in Crimper for 10-22 AWG
This Eclipse hand tool crimps non-insulated terminals across a 10 to 22 AWG range. The pliers-style design includes an integrated wire cutter for trimming conductors before termination. A 9 1/2 inch steel body with plastic grips provides manual leverage for field and bench wiring tasks.
Check wire gauge and terminal type before ordering
Verify that your connectors are uninsulated and fall within the 10 through 22 AWG capacity listed. The tool does not strip insulation, so a separate stripper is required for that step. Confirm that your application does not demand a calibrated crimp force, as maximum force is not rated by the manufacturer.
Fits a basic electrical kit alongside strippers
The crimper handles the termination step after wires are cut and stripped, freeing you from improvised methods that damage terminals. Its steel construction resists deformation during repeated use, while the plastic grips reduce hand fatigue. Pair it with a dedicated stripper and a continuity tester to complete a compact wiring workflow.
Highlights
- Crimps non-insulated terminals from 10 to 22 AWG
- Cuts wire without needing a separate tool
- 9 1/2 inch steel body gives strong leverage
- Plastic grips reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use
- New professional-grade crimper ready for electrical work
Specifications
| Brand | Eclipse |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
Questions about this item
Does the Eclipse 100-039 crimper include any accessories or do I need to buy terminals separately?
The tool itself is the only item supplied; non-insulated terminals for 10 to 22 AWG wire must be purchased separately.
Which wire gauges does the Eclipse 100-039 actually crimp?
It crimps non-insulated terminals on solid or stranded wire from 10 AWG down to 22 AWG, covering 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 22 AWG.
What does the 9 1/2 in length mean when I am working in a tight panel?
The 9 1/2 in overall length gives enough leverage for 10 AWG crimps while still fitting into typical automotive dash and engine-bay spaces.
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