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Ideal 30-9429 Crimper 22-10 AWG 9 3/4 in
Crimps insulated and non-insulated terminals from 24 to 10 AWG with built-in wire cutter and 9 3/4 in length
- TypeCable Ties
- Crimps 22-10 AWG insulated and non-insulated terminals
- High-carbon steel jaws deliver durable crimping performance
- Built-in wire cutter adds convenience on the job
- 9 3/4 in length gives comfortable leverage
- Insulated handles protect during electrical work
IDEAL 30-9429 Crimper for 10–24 AWG
This crimper handles insulated and non-insulated terminals from 10 AWG down to 24 AWG. The pliers-style frame is made from high-carbon steel and measures 9 3/4 in long. It includes an integrated wire cutter but no stripper. The tool is new and restricted from sale in certain states.
High-carbon steel frame with built-in cutter
The high-carbon steel construction resists wear during repetitive crimping of insulated connectors, uninsulated connectors and terminals. An integrated wire cutter lets you trim conductors without switching tools, while the absence of a stripper means a separate stripping tool is still required. Insulated handles provide grip comfort during extended use.
Suits panel work needing 10–24 AWG range
Electricians and installers who regularly terminate 10 through 24 AWG insulated or non-insulated terminals will find the capacity match convenient. Users who need a built-in stripper, a ratcheting mechanism or a tool approved for sale in every state should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Crimps 22-10 AWG insulated and non-insulated terminals
- High-carbon steel jaws deliver durable crimping performance
- Built-in wire cutter adds convenience on the job
- 9 3/4 in length gives comfortable leverage
- Insulated handles protect during electrical work
Specifications
| Brand | IDEAL |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Ties |
Questions about this item
Will the high-carbon steel jaws on the 30-9429 need periodic replacement?
The high-carbon steel jaws are built for long service life; no scheduled replacement interval is defined by the manufacturer.
What limits continuous crimping with the 30-9429?
Hand fatigue is the practical limit since the tool relies on manual force and has no rated maximum crimping force.
Does the 9 3/4 in crimper generate noticeable heat during all-day use?
No heat is produced by the tool itself; only the user's hands warm the insulated grips during extended operation.
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