Splicer tool

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1988-03-07

1989-09-26

Hall, Carl E.

Metal working

Means to assemble or disassemble

Means to assemble electrical device

29751, 29758, 29759, 72409, H01R 4304

Patent

active

048689769

ABSTRACT:
A tool (10) facilitates use of self-stripping electrical connectors (12). The connectors are formed into a string held within a holder (14) and indexed sequentially to the forward end of the body where an integral pair of crimping pliers (16) activates the first connector in the string.

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