Preciva CP50702 Wire Stripper and Crimper Set, AWG 24–10 and Ratchet Crimper

For home repairs, workshop jobs and automotive wiring, stripping, cutting and crimping are frequent parts of the same task. The Preciva CP50702 combines those functions across two tools. Would one coordinated set make wiring work easier to organize? Its colour-coded crimper jaws and clearly stated AWG ranges help you identify the working range as you prepare wires and terminals.

Everyday use

Use the wire stripper to remove insulation, cut wire and crimp, then choose the ratchet crimper for insulated terminals and heat-shrink connectors. The stripper covers AWG 24–10 and is also listed for 2–8-pin flat cables, 0.2–6 mm² single- or multi-core wires, and 0.75 mm² coaxial cables. The separate crimper handles AWG 26–10. This makes the set suited to practical jobs such as home electrical repairs, workshop wiring and automotive work on cars, trucks or motorcycles, as well as machinery.

For example, when preparing a wire for an insulated terminal, the stripper can handle the insulation and cutting steps, while the ratchet crimper is intended for the terminal crimp. The four-colour jaws correspond to insulated-terminal colours, giving a visual cue when selecting a jaw. A star-shaped adjustment wheel lets you adjust the crimping range, adding a useful control for different crimping tasks.

Why it makes sense

A single multifunction tool can reduce the number of hand tools needed for basic wire preparation, while a set with separate stripper and crimper tools keeps each task within its designated range. This Preciva set takes the latter approach: one tool brings stripping, cutting and crimping together, and the other provides ratcheting crimp action with four jaws. It offers a practical middle ground for people who want to prepare wire and attach terminals without assembling a larger collection of dedicated tools.

The tools are made from hardened alloy steel, the stripper is described as forged steel with heat treatment and a black oxide finish. Its contoured, ergonomic handle is designed to reduce effort and hand fatigue during longer sessions. Buyers highlight the stripper’s performance and the tools’ functionality, while opinions on versatility are mixed—a useful reminder to match each task to the stated wire and terminal ranges.

What matters most

The main distinction is the working range of each tool: AWG 24–10 for the stripper and AWG 26–10 for the ratchet crimper. The stripper’s additional listed wire formats make it relevant to more than basic round single-core wire, while the crimper’s colour-coded jaws help identify the option for insulated terminals. Together, those details make the set useful for repair and installation tasks where wire preparation and terminal attachment happen in sequence.

The package is listed with crimping pliers, wire strippers and an instruction manual. Use the tool whose stated range matches the wire or terminal being prepared, and follow the manual for setup and operation.

Before you decide

Which wire sizes does the set cover? The stripper is rated for AWG 24–10, while the ratchet crimper is rated for AWG 26–10. The stripper is also listed for 2–8-pin flat cables, 0.2–6 mm² single- or multi-core wires and 0.75 mm² coaxial cables.

Can it strip and cut as well as crimp? Yes. The stripper combines stripping, cutting and crimping functions, the separate ratchet tool is intended for crimping insulated terminals and heat-shrink connectors.

What is included? The listed package contains crimping pliers, wire strippers and an instruction manual.

Final verdict

For people handling home electrical repairs, workshop wiring or automotive jobs, the CP50702 brings wire preparation and terminal crimping into one focused set. Its two distinct AWG ranges, four-colour ratchet jaws and combined stripping and cutting functions make it a practical fit for everyday wiring tasks that call for both preparation and crimping.