iCrimp Wire Rope Crimping/Swaging Tool - 2.2mm - IWISS

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The iCrimp Wire Rope Crimping/Swaging Tool is an essential implement for professional anglers and marine riggers who need reliable, secure connections for wire rope and monofilament. This tool offers exceptional precision through its four distinct crimping positions and corrosion-resistant construction, making it ideal for harsh saltwater environments. While it excels at handling copper and aluminum sleeves ranging from 0.5mm to 2.2mm, users should note that its specialized design is primarily optimized for fishing tackle applications rather than heavy-duty industrial structural cabling.
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No, this tool is specifically designed for copper and aluminum sleeves. Using it on harder metals like stainless steel can damage the hardened jaws.
This tool is effective for fishing lines and wires rated between 50 lbs and 450 lbs.
Keep the tool clean and dry after use. Applying a thin layer of machine oil after contact with saltwater will help preserve the finish.
The integrated cutters are designed for fishing wire rope and monofilament. They should not be used on hardened steel cables or thick electrical wires.
IWISS provides professional-grade quality assurance for their tools. Please refer to your original purchase receipt or dealer documentation for specific warranty details.
Ensure you are using the correct crimp position for the sleeve size; if the sleeve remains loose, check if the sleeve material is compatible with the tool.
Apply a small amount of machine oil to the pivot point and work the handle manually to distribute the lubricant.
Clean the affected area with a light abrasive pad or steel wool, then immediately coat with anti-corrosion oil.
To ensure the longevity of your iCrimp tool, it is essential to follow basic maintenance procedures. Before your first use, check the jaw alignment by closing the tool slowly without a sleeve. Compatibility is limited to copper and aluminum sleeves; do not attempt to crimp stainless steel sleeves as this may damage the hardened carbon steel jaws.
After exposure to saltwater, rinse the tool thoroughly with fresh water and dry it completely before applying a light coat of machine oil to the pivot point and jaws. Always engage the safety lock when storing the tool in a tackle bag to prevent accidental damage to the jaws or surrounding gear. Keep the tool clean of salt buildup and debris to maintain the integrity of the oxidation coating.