Thomas & BettsWT111M Wire Crimping Pliers for Installing A, B, C, PT Non-insulated Terminals and Splices, Includes Wire Cutter

Extreme hood quality. After i bought this THEN it goes on sa l e for $20 cheaper....bummer

Read some reviews and yes it was the perfect width for the terminals. Very satisfied

Good classic crimps, replacing the one I lost at work

Excellent crimper. I use with non insulated terminals that I get from Waytek and Del City. It crimps so tight that you will never pull the connections apart without breaking a wire. Very solid. Much better connections than using the colored splices with heat shrink built in. Those work decently but the crimpers don’t always crimp them tightly enough, and the shrunken heat shrink makes them still rather bulky if you need to fit a lot of them in a loom. Non insulated with added heat shrink makes for a thinner connection that fits better next to other spliced connections. The only downside is having to remember to put the heat shrink in place BEFORE you crimp both sides of the splice. Otherwise you’ll be cutting it out and adding in wire and more splices.

I have used this same model wire crimper for forty plus year. It has remanded unchanged! Don't fix if it isn't broken!!! It is a high-quality crimper that will give the user a lifetime of use.

I purchased this to replace ones that I got back in 1980, Air Force sgt gave them to me. I tried other crimpers and they just didn’t the job for me. BUT the cutter on this tool is weak, doesn’t cut through wires very well. I have a cheap 4.5” cutter from ACE that cuts better than this tool. I will be sending these back for a replacement.

One of my favorite tools!1/3 the cost of fancy ratcheting ones and this one is faster, easier to use, and just as good if not better. I have the $142 ratcheting butt splice crimper from Prowire (which is where I get most of my parts from). However, this Thomas @ Betts WT111M crimper is my go-to.The smaller of the two indents works perfectly on a smaller 22 AWG wire in a parallel butt splice. If you haven't used parallel butt splices before, they are a game-changer, just make sure to find the ones that don't have a seam in them.

This crimper is worth the money from someone who has never used a tool like this. Did a test to see if it worked out properly before I did the real project. Perfect practice.