Eclipse Tools
Eclipse Tools 902-604 Splitter 10 AWG 4/0
Manual hex crimper handles wire sizes from 10 AWG to 4/0 for secure electrical connections
- ColorTransparent
- Manual hex crimper handles 10 AWG to 4/0 conductors
- Transparent body lets you inspect crimp quality before finalising
- Model 902-604 designed for professional electrical installations
- California Proposition 65 warning lists cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals
- New condition ensures full factory performance and calibration
Eclipse Tools 902-604 Splitter 10 AWG 4/0
This Eclipse Tools manual hex crimper handles wire gauges from 10 AWG up to 4/0 for professional electrical terminations. It is built for electricians and technicians who need reliable, repeatable crimps on large conductors. The tool suits field service and workshop use where hydraulic power is not available.
Hex crimp profile limits
The hexagonal crimp profile is fixed to the 10 AWG through 4/0 range marked on the tool frame. It cannot accommodate gauges outside this span or non-standard conductor shapes. Users must verify wire size before each crimp to avoid under- or over-compression.
Transparent finish and California Proposition 65
A transparent coating lets the operator inspect jaw alignment and wear during daily use. The product carries California Proposition 65 warnings for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm, so appropriate handling precautions are required.
Highlights
- Manual hex crimper handles 10 AWG to 4/0 conductors
- Transparent body lets you inspect crimp quality before finalising
- Model 902-604 designed for professional electrical installations
- California Proposition 65 warning lists cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals
- New condition ensures full factory performance and calibration
Specifications
| Brand | ECLIPSE TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 10 AWG or the 4/0 setting for my cable?
The 902-604 crimps both 10 AWG and 4/0 conductors; choose the die that matches your wire gauge.
What does the Proposition 65 warning mean for daily use?
It flags chemicals California links to cancer and reproductive harm; wear gloves and wash hands after crimping.
How does the manual hex mechanism limit the crimps I can make?
Hand force drives the hex dies, so output depends on your grip strength and the 10 AWG to 4/0 range.
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