Hello, I used it once on a cable from a welding machine, on the maximum size of 16mm2. The terminal is very hard and it takes a lot of effort to tighten properly. I don't recommend for something like that.

Hello Juan Pablo, If you want something better, with crimping on 4 sides up to 16 mmp, you can try this Knipex 975304 model. It's a little more expensive but, depending on your needs, if you work in the electrical field, it's worth the investment.

Hello, at the time when I published the clip, I remember that there were options to add free sound directly from KZbin and this seemed the most suitable.

@@paulc3166 Thank you for your kind answer. But it still didn't help me to find the music in your video 😪

Try shazam. after you have the name, you search for it in KZbin and then with a free youtube to mp3 converter program, you can download it. I hope this helps you.

Ciao Se nella tua zona non ce nessuna ferramenta dedicata o negozio che vende attrezzi per meccanici, elettricisti, o idraulici, prova su Amazon, o negozzi on-line

Tja Matthias, wenn der gute Paul wüsste, wie man es richtig macht (paar Erklärungen, wie Du schon sagtest, anstelle der Lieblinsmusik), dann hätte er vielleicht auch seine Uhr, mit korrekt gekürztem Armband am Arm. Du siehst, manchmal sagt ein YT Video mehr als 1000 Worte

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technically you can use it with electrical connector. shoe lace? I have no idea

Even if the test is not complete, I assure you that the crimping is done as well as the other dimensions without too much effort 😉

Hello! Yes it is a very good pliers. At least for what it was designed to crimp terminal pins for conductors up to 16mmp for various connections in electrical panels. I use it successfully. I used the most at 1.5, 2.5, 4, 6, 2x2.5 in the 4 socket, 2x4 in the 6 socket, 2x6 in the 10 socket, and I used the 16 socket once when I needed to connect a cable from a welding machine, and it worked.