Eclipse
Eclipse CP-462G Splitter 26-10
Square-crimp wire ferrule crimper with adjustable ratchet and lever action for AWG 26-10
- ColorTransparent
- Adjustable ratchet and lever action reduces hand fatigue
- Four-mandrel square crimp design ensures consistent connections
- High-quality crimping standard delivers repeatable results
- Handles AWG 26-10 wire range for versatile use
- Transparent body allows visual inspection of crimp process
Eclipse CP-462G Splitter 26-10
The Eclipse CP-462G is a wire ferrule crimper designed for professional installers and technicians who terminate ferrules regularly. It handles wire sizes from AWG 26 to 10 using a square crimp profile. The tool suits workshops and field work where repeatable terminations are required.
Build quality and connectors
The crimper features an adjustable ratchet and lever action construction that reduces fatigue during extended use. Its specially designed four-mandrel mechanism produces a square crimp shape. High quality crimping standards ensure each compression action is repeatable and consistent.
Thermals noise and power
As a hand-operated tool, the Eclipse CP-462G generates no heat, noise or electrical power draw during operation. The ratchet mechanism functions without external energy sources. Physical effort is limited to the lever action needed to complete each crimp cycle.
Highlights
- Adjustable ratchet and lever action reduces hand fatigue
- Four-mandrel square crimp design ensures consistent connections
- High-quality crimping standard delivers repeatable results
- Handles AWG 26-10 wire range for versatile use
- Transparent body allows visual inspection of crimp process
Specifications
| Brand | ECLIPSE |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Which wire gauges does the CP-462G accept for square crimping?
The tool handles conductors from 26 to 10 AWG with its four-mandrel square crimp design.
What hand force is needed to operate the ratchet mechanism?
The adjustable ratchet and lever action reduce fatigue during repetitive crimping tasks.
How do you set the crimper for a specific wire size before crimping?
Select the appropriate die nest for the wire gauge, insert the ferrule, then squeeze fully until the ratchet releases.
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