Good Crimpers?

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I hide them in various drawers and shelves to make sure SWMBO doesn't catch on. J/k lol
 
Thanks, I'm good with general crimping. I have a hydraulic crimper that works great. I thought the Anderson SB50 pins needed a special crimp. I'll make due with what I have, or buy a one off crimper.


Would you know who makes this battery bracket?

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Sorry, I do not, and a google image search came up empty.
 
For making battery cables and heavy duty crimp jobs like dual battery systems, and SB sized Power poles, this crimper here is excellent. A bit spendy but it's a copy of one that costs $1000. FTZ Correct Crimp

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In the end, there is no one tool to do everything. But ratcheting crimpers are the way to go for most smaller jobs. Unfortunately, you'll need a bunch in the end, or at least 1 good one with different jaws. For doing the SB series power poles, you will need a fairly heavy duty crimper, or a hammer type will do in a pinch. I have about half a drawer of crimpers, but they accumulate fast once you appreciate how specific they are, and how well they work.

The Chinese hydraulic crimpers sold everywhere work, but they are oddly sized (like what does the #7 do?) and slow and fiddley.


Here is some bed time reading (warning, you will be on your way to a drawer full of crimpers):

 
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I scored these for $20 at the flea market!

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