Jonard Tools CMP-1226 Precision Wire Crimper 12-26 Awg

Product Description

The JONARD TOOLS CMP-1226 is a precision wire crimper designed for use with 12 to 26 AWG conductors. Built for controlled, repeatable crimps on a range of wire gauges, it handles the demands of low-voltage wiring, terminal connections, and connector installations common in electrical, HVAC controls, and data cabling work. The tool measures 5.75 inches in length and weighs 0.05 pounds, making it a compact, lightweight addition to any service technician's hand tool kit. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and low-voltage installers reach for this crimper when precision and consistency matter on the job.

The CMP-1226 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a wide AWG range is needed in a single tool. It performs well in panel wiring, control board connections, thermostat wiring, and low-voltage terminal work. Its compact form factor makes it practical in tight spaces such as electrical enclosures and control boxes. This crimper is a standard choice for technicians who work across multiple wire gauges without wanting to carry multiple tools.

Key Features

• Covers 12 to 26 AWG wire range in a single tool
• Precision crimping action for consistent, reliable terminal connections
• Compact size at 5.75 inches long and 0.05 pounds for easy portability
• Lightweight design reduces hand fatigue during repeated use
• Suited for low-voltage, control wiring, and general electrical termination work

Compatibility

Designed for use with insulated and non-insulated terminals and connectors in the 12 to 26 AWG range, typical of residential and light commercial electrical and low-voltage control wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Use of this crimper should follow applicable NEC guidelines for terminal connections and wire gauge requirements. Always verify that the wire gauge and terminal type are matched before crimping. De-energize any circuit before terminating conductors. Avoid over-crimping, which can damage conductors or terminals and result in a failed connection.