Thomas Betts WT2000 Crimping Pliers 9-1/8 Inches

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS WT2000 is a multi-function crimping pliers designed for terminating insulated and non-insulated terminals and splices in electrical wiring applications. Built for trade professionals, it handles quick-disconnect terminal crimping while also incorporating a wire cutter tip and wire stripper into a single hand tool. At 9.125 inches in overall length and weighing 6.46 pounds, it is sized for both bench and field use. The integrated thread chaser adds utility for fastener cleanup without switching tools. Electricians and electrical assemblers who work with a high volume of terminal connections will find the all-in-one design reduces tool swapping on the job.

The WT2000 is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical work wherever quick-disconnect terminals and splices are installed. It accepts wire gauges down to 22 AWG, covering the fine wire sizes common in low-voltage control wiring, panel work, and appliance terminations. The tool is compatible with A, B, and C series as well as AB, PT, RA, RB, and RC series insulated and non-insulated terminals and splices, making it a practical choice for shops and service vans that stock multiple terminal families.

Key Features

• Crimps quick-disconnect insulated and non-insulated terminals and splices
• Integrated wire cutter tip and wire stripper reduce need for separate tools
• Thread chaser function for cleaning fastener threads in the field
• Accepts wire gauges as fine as 22 AWG for low-voltage and control wiring
• 9.125-inch overall length for comfortable single-hand grip
• Compatible with A, B, C, AB, PT, RA, RB, and RC terminal and splice series

Compatibility

Compatible with A, B, C, AB, PT, RA, RB, and RC series insulated and non-insulated terminals and splices as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

This tool is installed and used by licensed electricians and electrical technicians. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before terminating any conductors. Inspect wire ends for proper strip length before crimping to ensure a secure, low-resistance connection. Follow applicable NEC requirements for terminal ratings and conductor sizing.