The GMT232 Hand Crimp Tool crimps low profile environmental splices. The GMT232 is the most popular tool to cover the range of 12 (yellow), 16 (blue), and 20 (red) splices for low profile environmental splice applications. The GMT232 has a locator which is configured to hold the splice in the correct location while either wire is being terminated. This tool is comparable to the popular Tyco AD1377.
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Excellent tool!
M22520/37-01 Crimp Tool GmT232
Im no longer in the industry, but still cannot do without this tool and relative splices.
M22520/37-01 Crimp Tool GmT232
Extremely fast shipping. I have purchased a few items from this site, and have been happy with both purchases.
This is the standard by which I judge crimpers. It features a locking mechanism that only releases when youve got just the right amount of crimping, preventing over and under crimping, as well as holding the splice in place. It also has a wire guide and depth cage on the backside that you can remove with a Philips screwdriver, should the work are be to tight. Overall, great package.
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Yes, this tool will come pre-calibrated.
The GMT232 is solely for environmental splices.
No, it does not include a case in the box.
Per the manufacturer: Just as we do not offer a recommendation on when a customer should calibrate his tool, we do not offer a recommendation on how often a customer should check his tool to ensure proper calibration. It is all left up to the users preference and judgement.
The country of origin is the USA.
You can use other crimpers. This tool is just a recommendation. As for the splices, the material is the difference. As stated, one is tin plated and one is nickel plated.