Ideal 30-429 Smart-Grip Multi-Crimp Tool, 9 3/4"
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Ideal 30-429 Smart-Grip Multi-Crimp Tool, 9 3/4"

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  • Crimps bare or insulated terminals and splices on 10–22 AWG wire
  • Knife-to-anvil blades provide long-lasting cutting performance
  • High leverage for easy crimping and cutting
  • Drop-forged, high-carbon steel construction
Overview
The IDEAL® Made in the U.S.A. tool line uses forged-steel construction, which provides extra strength and hardness without sacrificing flexibility. Cuts, crimps and splices 10-22 AWG wires for insulated and non-insulated crimp connectors with less force due to a high-leverage pivot.

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Ideal 30-429 Smart-Grip Multi-Crimp Tool, 9 3/4"

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Specifications
General Information
Brand
IDEAL
Part Number
30-429
Product Type
Crimper
Packaging
Retail
Country of Origin
United States
UPC
783250304295
California Residents
Proposition 65 Warning
Physical Characteristics
Weight
0.453592 kg
1 lb
Color
Blue
Material
Drop-forged, high-carbon steel
Details
AWG
10–22
Features
Crimps bare or insulated terminals and splices on 10–22 AWG wire
Knife-to-anvil blades provide long-lasting cutting performance
High leverage for easy crimping and cutting
Drop-forged, high-carbon steel construction
About Manufacturer
IDEAL

More than 100 years ago, Ideal Tools got their start making tools with the vision of making tools that were more valuable than their sale price. Ideal has continued to make tools with this mindset and as a result, their tools were used in some big projects, namely the first expeditions to the South Pole and even the moon. Even with great achievements like these under their belts, Ideal has stayed true to their values as a family-owned business and have gone to great lengths to ensure their tools are made in the USA and that no corners are cut. Ideal Tools are used by electricians and other tradesmen thus ensuring that quality tools finish the job.

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