Klein Tools
Klein Tools 2006 crimp tool 19.5 inch 6-4/0 AWG
Crimps 6 to 4/0 AWG lugs and terminals with compound-action leverage, an adjustable-depth screw and comfortable grips on a 19.5-inch frame
- Compound-action mechanism reduces hand force for 6 – 4/0 AWG lugs
- Adjustable crimp-depth screw lets you set consistent pressure
- 5-inch length gives extra leverage on large cables
- Ultra-comfort grips minimise fatigue during repetitive crimps
- High-leverage handles multiply mechanical advantage for easier crimping
Product identity and intended user
The Klein Tools 2006 is a large compound-action crimp tool built for electricians and technicians who terminate 6 to 4/0 AWG lugs and terminals. Its 19.5 inch length and high-leverage handles deliver the mechanical advantage needed for heavy-gauge cable work.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Professionals making repeated large-cable terminations will benefit from the adjustable crimp-depth screw and ultra-comfortable hand grips that reduce fatigue. Installers who only work with smaller wire gauges or need a compact tool for tight panels should consider a different crimper.
Behaviour under sustained load
The compound-action mechanism maintains consistent force across long crimping sessions, while the adjustment screw preserves crimp depth accuracy over time. Red high-leverage handles and 3.80 inch width provide stable grip and control during continuous heavy-duty use.
Highlights
- Compound-action mechanism reduces hand force for 6 – 4/0 AWG lugs
- Adjustable crimp-depth screw lets you set consistent pressure
- 5-inch length gives extra leverage on large cables
- Ultra-comfort grips minimise fatigue during repetitive crimps
- High-leverage handles multiply mechanical advantage for easier crimping
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size lugs and terminals can the Klein Tools 2006 crimp tool handle?
The tool crimps 6 to 4/0 AWG lugs and terminals, covering the full range of large-gauge connectors used in heavy electrical work.
Will the 19.5-inch length and compound-action mechanism fit in a standard tool bag alongside older crimpers?
At 19.5 inches long and 3.80 inches wide, it needs a deep bag or open tray; the high-leverage handles add bulk but reduce the force you must apply compared with older single-lever crimpers.
How do I verify the crimp depth is set correctly on the adjustment screw after setup?
Close the handles fully on a test connector; the adjustment screw should stop the jaws at the depth recommended by the lug manufacturer, giving a firm, uniform crimp without over-compression.
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