Crimping tool Bosch 2608001125 for cable lugs and connectors, crimp range 25–25

The Bosch crimping tool 2608001125 is a handheld tool designed for crimping cable lugs and electrical connectors within a crimp range of 25–25. It is intended for workshop and professional electrical installation tasks where consistent, reliable mechanical and electrical connections are required. The tool’s design focuses on producing uniform crimps to maintain good conductivity and secure terminations on compatible cable and connector combinations.

Advantages

The tool provides repeatable crimping performance and a user-friendly handheld form factor for on-site or bench work. Its construction aims to deliver consistent compression force across crimps, reducing variability and helping to ensure proper contact between conductor and terminal. The device is suitable for use with appropriately sized lugs and connectors and supports professional installation workflows by streamlining the termination step.

Suitable for

• Crimping 25 mm² cable lugs and compatible electrical connectors
• Field installation and maintenance of power and grounding conductors
• Workshop use for preparing cable ends before panel or terminal assembly
• Professional electrical contractors performing repeated terminations

Key specifications

• Crimp range: 25–25 (suitable for 25 mm² terminations)
• Tool type: handheld manual crimping tool
• Intended use: cable lugs and electrical connectors
• Typical application: electrical and mechanical cable terminations

How to use

Select a cable lug or connector that matches the conductor cross-section and strip the cable insulation to the required length. Insert the stripped conductor fully into the lug barrel, position the lug between the crimping dies, and apply steady manual pressure until the tool completes the crimp. Verify the connection visually and, where required, by performing a pull test and measuring the electrical continuity to confirm correct crimp quality.

Recommendations

Use the crimping tool only with connectors and conductors within the specified crimp range. Inspect dies and contact surfaces regularly for wear or debris, and keep the tool clean and lightly lubricated at pivot points as recommended by maintenance practice. For safety, follow standard electrical work procedures, de-energize circuits before crimping, and use personal protective equipment appropriate to the task.