PCWork PCW04B Crimping Tool | with Ratchet Function & Adjustable Compression for Heat Shrink Connectors

€15.50*

Available, delivery time: 1-3 days

Product number:	601065
Manufacturer number:	PCW04B
EAN	4260766895357

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Main Product Features

Ratchet Function for uniform, repeatable, and perfect crimping results with every press.
Adjustable Compression Strength allows for precise adjustment of the pressing force to different connectors and cable gauges.
Ergonomic Handle with a non-slip surface for fatigue-free, comfortable work and secure one-handed operation.
Interchangeable Crimping Jaws offer maximum flexibility and expand the range of applications for various types of crimp connectors.
Robust Construction made from high-quality materials guarantees a long service life, even with intensive professional use.
Specialized Design for the gentle processing of heat-shrink connectors without damaging the sensitive insulation.
Automatic Release after the crimping cycle is complete ensures efficiency and prevents incomplete presses.

Precision and Power in Your Hand: The PCWork PCW04B Crimping Tool

Forget about loose connections and messy work. With the PCWork PCW04B Crimping Tool, you hold a tool designed for professional demands. Whether in the automotive workshop, on electronics projects, or for demanding DIY tasks, this tool consistently delivers reliable and durable crimp connections you can count on.

For Connections That Last

The heart of the PCW04B is its precise ratchet mechanism. It ensures that force is evenly distributed onto the connector and guarantees that each crimping cycle is fully completed. The tool only releases the connector once the optimal pressure is reached. The result: a mechanically and electrically flawless connection that withstands vibrations and stress. Specifically for heat-shrink connectors, the crimping dies are manufactured without sharp edges to avoid damaging the delicate insulation.

Engineered Down to the Last Detail

Long workdays become noticeably more pleasant with the PCW04B. The ergonomically shaped, non-slip handle fits perfectly in your hand, allowing for fatigue-free work. The thoughtful design enables effortless one-handed operation, leaving your other hand free to position cables and connectors. Furthermore, the adjustable compression strength gives you full control to precisely match the pressing force to the respective material.

One Tool, Many Possibilities

Flexibility is key. The crimping jaws of the PCW04B are removable and can be easily swapped for other dies for different connector types. This transforms a specialized tool into a versatile assistant for your entire workshop, adapting to new tasks and saving you the expense of buying numerous individual pliers.

Technical Specifications in Detail

Model	PCW04B
Manufacturer	PCWork / P+C Schwick GmbH
Manufacturer Part Number	PCW04B
EAN	4260766895357
Product Type	Ratchet Crimping Tool
Special Features	Adjustable compression strength, interchangeable crimping jaws, automatic release
Handle	Ergonomic, non-slip
Dimensions (L x W x H)	approx. 29.01 x 11.91 x 2.29 cm
Weight	approx. 530 g
Application Area	Specifically for heat-shrink connectors, universal use with exchangeable jaws

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of connectors is the PCW04B crimping tool primarily suitable for?

With the included jaws, the tool is specifically designed for processing heat-shrink connectors. However, thanks to the interchangeable crimping jaws, you can also adapt the tool for many other types of non-insulated and insulated connectors.

Can I adjust the pressing force of the tool?

Yes, the PCW04B features adjustable compression strength. Using an adjustment wheel, you can increase or decrease the pressing force to optimally match the respective connectors and wire gauges.

Is the tool suitable for daily, professional use?

Absolutely. Its robust construction from high-quality steel and ergonomic design are built for durability and continuous use in a professional environment.

What exactly does the ratchet function do?

The ratchet mechanism ensures that the crimping process is always completed fully. The tool only reopens automatically when the preset, optimal pressure has been reached. This guarantees consistently high quality for every single crimp.

Technical data

Product number:	601065

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Manufacturer

Company Name
P+C Schwick GmbH

Address
Bergisch Born 87A, 42897 Remscheid, NRW, Germany

E-Mail
info@schwick.de

Phone
+492191598280

EU Responsible Person

Company Name
P+C Schwick GmbH

Address
Bergisch Born 87A, 42897 Remscheid, NRW, Germany

E-Mail
info@schwick.de

Phone
+492191598280

Safety Instructions

⚠️ Safety and warning instructions for soldering equipment, tools, and accessories

Please observe the following warnings before using our products (soldering/hot air tools, soldering accessories, desoldering pumps, tool sets, pliers, crimping tools, bits, and (soldering) consumables):

General mechanical hazards (pliers, bits, precision mechanics)

Risk of cuts and injury: The blades of side cutters, wire strippers, and knives are extremely sharp. Avoid contact with the cutting edge.
Risk of crushing: When using crimping pliers (especially those with a ratchet function) and pliers, there is a risk of crushing fingers and hands. Do not reach into the mechanism.
Flying Parts: When cutting wires (side cutters) or applying incorrect force to bits (risk of splintering), pieces of material may fly off at high speed. Always wear safety goggles!
Risk of breakage: Precision bits and screwdrivers are manufactured with high precision. Do not use them as pry bars or chisels, as they may break or splinter.
Mechanics: Exercise caution regarding kickback from manual desoldering pumps. Use tools (pliers, holders) only for their intended purpose.
Children: These products are not toys. Keep children away from the work area.

Heat and fire hazard (soldering, hot air, shrinking)

High temperatures: Soldering tips, nozzles, and heating elements reach up to 450°C (hot air even higher) . Contact causes severe burns.
Hot air jet: Never point hot air guns at people or animals. Use caution around concealed, heat-sensitive materials.
Fire hazard: Keep hot tools away from flammable gases, liquids, and paper.
Safe storage: Always place soldering and hot air tools in the designated stands. Allow them to cool completely before storing.
Supervision: Never leave devices that are turned on or still hot unattended.
Visual aids: Never leave magnifying lamps or magnifying glasses uncovered in the sun (magnifying glass effect/fire hazard).

Electrical safety (VDE & voltage)

Working with live parts: Standard tools (pliers, screwdrivers, bits) are not insulated (no VDE protection) unless they are explicitly marked as VDE 1000V tools. Never use them on live parts!
Electric shock: Never open the housing of mains-powered devices. Use devices only in dry indoor areas.

Health & Chemistry (Solder Wire, Flux, Fumes)

Fumes: Soldering produces fumes that are harmful to health (from flux, rosin, etc.). Ensure good ventilation or use an exhaust system. Do not inhale fumes.
Skin Contact & Hygiene: Avoid direct skin contact with flux, solder paste, or lead-containing solder. Wash your hands thoroughly after work.
Eye protection: Wear safety goggles. Material residues may enter the eyes when cutting wire, during desoldering (splatter effects), or from spring-loaded desoldering pumps.
Choking hazard: Keep solder, bits, screws, and small parts out of the reach of children (risk of poisoning and suffocation).