Westward
Westward 13H895 Ratchet Crimper 7-17 AWG
Manual ratchet crimper for non-insulated terminals covering 8 to 22 AWG wire sizes
- Controlled-cycle ratchet ensures consistent crimps every time
- Handles 8 to 22 AWG non-insulated terminals for versatile wiring
- 9-inch compact length fits tight electrical panels
- Manual operation needs no batteries or external power
- Cushioned grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks
Ratchet Crimper for Non-Insulated Terminals
The Westward 13H895 is a manual ratchet crimper built for non-insulated terminals. Its controlled-cycle mechanism ensures a complete crimp before the handles release. The tool covers a wire range of 8 AWG to 22 AWG. It suits electricians and technicians making secure wire terminations.
Suited for Panel Work, Not Cable Prep
This crimper fits professionals terminating uninsulated connectors in control panels or automotive looms. It lacks integrated wire cutters and strippers, so users needing cable preparation functions should look at a combination tool. The standard cushion grip provides comfort for repeated use.
Crimps 8 to 22 AWG Uninsulated Terminals
The single specification that decides fit is the compatible wire range of 8 AWG through 22 AWG for non-insulated terminals. Verify your connector type and wire gauge match this window before purchase. The tool does not accommodate insulated terminals.
Highlights
- Controlled-cycle ratchet ensures consistent crimps every time
- Handles 8 to 22 AWG non-insulated terminals for versatile wiring
- 9-inch compact length fits tight electrical panels
- Manual operation needs no batteries or external power
- Cushioned grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 13H895 |
Questions about this item
What wire sizes fit the Westward 13H895 ratchet crimper?
The crimper accepts 8 AWG through 22 AWG non-insulated terminals, covering 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 22 AWG sizes.
How do I set the crimper for the correct wire gauge?
Select the die nest that matches your wire size, insert the terminal fully, then squeeze the handles until the ratchet releases to complete the controlled cycle.
When should I replace the crimping dies on this tool?
Replace the dies when crimps show loose strands, cracked insulation barrels or fail a pull-test, indicating the die profiles have worn beyond specification.
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