Hdt-1561 Deutsch Dt Series Crimper Tool For Solid Terminal 12-20 Harley Cat on 2040-parts.com
Mentor, Ohio, United States
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This official Deutsch #HDT-1561 tool crimps 20-12 gauge connectors. Commonly used in field service applications. Works with the DT series, DTM series and the DTP series connectors.Use with Deutsch part numbers:0460-202-20141 (pin), 0462-201-20141 (socket)0460-202-16141 (pin), 0462-201-16141 (socket)0460-215-16141 (pin), 0462-209-16141 (socket)0460-204-12141 (pin), 0462-203-12141 (socket)The Deutsch HDT-1561 crimp tool is perfect for field service. The tool features three crimp zones clearly labeled for size.
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