Harting montagegereedschap Han D/E/Yellock 09990000847

In industrial and automation environments, achieving a reliable electrical connection on Han D, Han E, and Han Yellock connectors demands precise, repeatable crimps. The HARTING 09990000847 manual crimp tool solves this challenge by delivering consistent 4-indent crimps on turned contacts from 0.14 to 2.5 mm² (AWG 26–14). Its ratchet mechanism guarantees full-cycle crimping, eliminating under-crimped connections that lead to field failures.

Who is it for

This tool is essential for panel builders, maintenance technicians, and field service engineers who assemble or repair Han® industrial connectors. It is equally suited for prototyping labs and production lines where high-quality crimp terminations are required without the cost of automated equipment.

Main features

• Precision 4-indent crimp profile for turned contacts in Han D, Han E, and Han Yellock series.
• Manual operation with ergonomic two-component handles for comfort during repetitive use.
• Integrated ratchet mechanism ensures a complete crimp cycle every time, preventing partial crimps.
• High-grade steel body for durability and long service life in demanding environments.
• Wide wire range: 0.14–2.5 mm² (AWG 26–14) covers most industrial control and power applications.
• Low maintenance design; locators sold separately for different contact sizes.

Specifications

• Tool type: Manual crimp tool with ratchet
• Compatible connector series: Han D, Han E, Han Yellock
• Compatible contact type: Turned (machined) contacts
• Wire gauge range: 0.14–2.5 mm² (AWG 26–14)
• Crimp profile: 4-indent
• Locator included: No (sold separately)
• Body material: High-grade steel
• Handle material: Two-component plastic
• Colour: Black/Blue
• Application: Industrial, electrical, automation

Tips

Always use the correct locator for your contact size to ensure proper positioning and crimp quality. Periodically inspect the crimp dies for wear and clean the tool to maintain performance. For high-volume production, consider a spare tool to minimize downtime during maintenance.