Crimping tool Cimco FLEXI-CRIMP PRO Black Red 220 mm

Crimping pliers for wire end ferrules up to 16 mm², Cimco FLEXI-CRIMP PRO (220 mm). The tool features reliable crimping technology equivalent to FLEXI-CRIMP and a selector switch that sets crimping ranges from 0.5–6 mm² and 6–16 mm². It also supports twin wire end ferrules from 2 x 0.5 mm² to 2 x 6 mm² and is suitable for all conductor types, including thinned-out, finely stranded conductors in accordance with IEC 228.

Advantages

The Cimco FLEXI-CRIMP PRO provides consistent, secure crimps across its full range thanks to proven FLEXI-CRIMP technology and an easily adjustable selector switch. Its 220 mm length and robust construction deliver stability and control during use, while the ergonomic handles reduce hand fatigue during repeated operations. The tool supports both single and twin ferrules and meets IEC 228 requirements for finely stranded conductors.

Suitable for

• Crimping insulated and uninsulated wire end ferrules up to 16 mm²
• Crimping twin ferrules from 2 x 0.5 mm² to 2 x 6 mm²
• Work with finely stranded or thinned conductors compliant with IEC 228
• Electrical installation, control cabinet wiring, maintenance and repair

Key specifications

• Brand: cimco
• Model: FLEXI-CRIMP PRO
• Length: 220 mm
• Crimping range: 0.5–6 mm² and 6–16 mm² (selector switch)
• Twin ferrule range: 2 x 0.5–2 x 6 mm²
• Suitable for: all conductor types, including finely stranded (IEC 228)
• MPN: 101945
• EAN: 4021103019450

How to use

Select the appropriate crimping range using the selector switch (0.5–6 mm² or 6–16 mm²). Insert the wire end ferrule or twin ferrule into the die opening, position the ferrule fully, and squeeze the handles steadily until the crimp cycle completes. Release the handles and remove the crimped ferrule. For best results, ensure ferrules are the correct size for the conductor and check each crimp visually and electrically if required.

Recommendations

Use ferrules that match the conductor cross-section and follow IEC 228 guidance for finely stranded conductors. Regularly inspect and maintain the tool—keep the crimping dies clean and check the selector mechanism for correct operation. Do not use the tool for cutting or tasks other than crimping to maintain accuracy and service life.