SATA GL91102 European Cable Terminals Crimping Pliers

Key features include a high-precision crimping jaw, carbon steel construction with a rust-resistant coating, ergonomic fiberglass handles for a comfortable grip, an integrated ratchet for consistent results, and an adjustable crimping pressure setting to fit different terminal sizes.

The pliers support multiple ranges: 22-20 AWG (0.5–0.75 mm²), 18-16 AWG (1–1.5 mm²), 16-14 AWG (2.5 mm²), 14-12 AWG (4 mm²), and 12-10 AWG (6 mm²).

Use the adjustable crimping pressure control to tailor the force to the terminal size. Start with a light setting and test on a scrap terminal, then increase gradually until you achieve a secure, deformation-free crimp without damaging the wire.

The tool features a push-button locking mechanism. Press the button to lock the handles in place for easy storage or to keep the jaws aligned while positioning the terminal before crimping.

The pliers are built from high-carbon steel with a rust-resistant coating for durability. The handles are made with fiberglass for a non-slip, comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.

It’s well-suited for electrical installations, automotive wiring, and industrial wiring projects that require secure European terminal crimps with precise force control.

Compared to similar models on Fepy, the GL91102 offers adjustable crimping pressure and an integrated ratchet for consistent results. For reference, you can compare it with the GL91101 model here: https://fepy.com/en/products/sata-gl91101-european-cable-terminals-crimping-pliers and with the compact GL91103 model here: https://fepy.com/en/products/sata-gl91103-compact-european-cable-terminals-crimping-pliers

Keep the tool clean and dry after use, wipe away any residue, and apply a light lubricant to the pivot points if needed. Store it in a dry place to prevent rust and maintain the precision of the jaws.

This tool is designed for European cable terminals and matching wire gauges listed above. Using terminals outside these specifications may result in poor crimps or damage to the tool and wiring.

Yes. Its robust carbon steel construction, adjustable pressure, and integrated ratchet, combined with a comfortable grip, make it suitable for frequent use in professional electrical, automotive, and industrial settings.

Wear eye protection and gloves as needed, ensure the terminal and wire gauge match the tool’s specifications, keep fingers clear of the jaws during crimping, and use the locking mechanism to secure the tool when positioning terminals to avoid slips.