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SK700HX - 22 to 10 AWG Wire Ferrules Deluxe Kit + FD2810HX Tool, 3,450-Pieces, Series W, 1 Kit 1 AWG 252") Terminal Material: Tin-Plated Copper

Name: SK700HX - 22 to 10 AWG Wire Ferrules Deluxe Kit + FD2810HX Tool, 3,450-Pieces, Series W, 1 Kit 1 AWG 252") Terminal Material: Tin-Plated Copper
Brand: www.herzogmaler.de
SKU: 63569818410
Price: 105.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 63569818410

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SK700HX 22 to 10 AWG Wire Ferrules Deluxe Kit + FD2810HX Tool, 3,450 Pieces, Series W, 1 Kit 1 AWG 252") Terminal Material: Tin Plated Copper 252") Terminal Material: Tin Plated Copper Insulation Material: Polycarbonate Ratchet mechanism and built in safety release Also included is the FD2810HX self adjusting ratcheting crimping tool that terminates ferrules from 28 AWG to 10 AWG in the trapezoidal crimping shape 50mm2 (2x22AWG) 8mm 250 TW07508 White 2x0

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