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Electrical tools
Manual and mechanical tools, and auxiliary equipment for cutting, stripping, crimping, holding, testing and handling cables and electrical components in installations, panels, workshops, industry and professional maintenance.
Tools for electrical installations
Electrician tools make cable preparation, terminal assembly, component connection and electrical installation, repair and maintenance tasks easier.
In this category you will find scissors, pliers, spanners, cable cutters, shears, wire strippers, crimping tools and other equipment intended for working with conductors, terminals, panels and electrical installations.
Choosing the right tool improves work precision, reduces the risk of damaging components and allows more uniform and reliable connections to be made.
Manual tools for electricians
Manual tools allow the usual cutting, holding, tightening, stripping and cable and component preparation operations to be carried out.
- Universal pliers: for holding, bending and cutting conductors.
- Cutting pliers: allow precise cuts to be made on compatible cables and wires.
- Electrician scissors: intended for cutting cables, sheaths and insulating materials.
- Spanners and screwdrivers: for mounting and adjusting terminals, mechanisms and equipment.
- Shears: suitable for larger-section cables and conductors.
- Insulated tools: available in certain models for work requiring specific protection.
Cable cutting and stripping
Correct conductor preparation is essential for making a safe connection. Cable cutters and wire strippers make it possible to remove insulation and adapt conductor length without damaging the internal strands.
There are manual, automatic and adjustable tools for different diameters, cross-sections and cable types.
- Manual and automatic wire strippers.
- Cable cutters for copper and aluminium, depending on the model.
- Shears for larger-diameter cables.
- Tools for removing outer sheaths.
- Adjustable models for different cross-sections.
Crimping tools and pressing tools
Crimping tools are used to press terminals, ferrules and connectors onto the end of a cable.
A suitable die applies the pressure and shape needed to create a uniform connection between the conductor and the terminal.
Manual crimping tools
Suitable for common work with compatible terminals and cross-sections. They are easy to carry and do not require an external power supply.
Mechanical, hydraulic or battery-powered crimping tools
They reduce the effort required and allow work with larger-section conductors, always within the range and dies accepted by each tool.
Tools for connection and assembly
Electrical connection work requires tools adapted to terminals, screws, terminal blocks and components in different formats.
- Tools for assembling terminals and ferrules.
- Keys for electrical panels and cabinets.
- Screwdrivers for terminals and mechanisms.
- Tools for cable glands and connections.
- Equipment for handling and preparing conductors.
- Accessories and dies for different crimping systems.
Work lights, torches and work lighting
Professional work lights and torches provide auxiliary lighting in panels, technical rooms, construction sites, workshops and areas with reduced visibility.
There are portable, rechargeable models with stands, magnetic bases and different power and autonomy levels.
Before choosing a unit, check luminous flux, autonomy, charging system and degree of protection against dust, moisture and impacts.
HAUPA tools for professionals
In this section you will find HAUPA products, a manufacturer specialised in manual tools, work equipment and technology for connecting and handling cables.
The company began its activity in 1961 and has developed a range aimed at the electrical trade, installers, industry and maintenance professionals.
Its catalogue includes cutting, stripping, crimping, assembly and lighting tools, available in different configurations depending on the application and level of demand.
How to choose a tool for electricians
- Work to be carried out: cutting, stripping, crimping, tightening or testing.
- Type of cable: copper, aluminium, solid, stranded or special cable.
- Conductor cross-section: it must be within the range accepted by the tool.
- Type of terminal: select a compatible crimping tool and die.
- Frequency of use: for continuous work, a mechanical, hydraulic or battery-powered system may be more suitable.
- Insulation: check whether you need a certified tool for a specific electrical application.
- Ergonomics: assess weight, size, opening and effort required.
An insulated tool does not replace the safety procedure
Before handling an electrical installation, disconnect the supply and verify the absence of voltage with suitable equipment.
Use each tool within its limits and follow the safety and maintenance instructions indicated for the selected model.
Do you need a specific electrical tool?
Tell us the cable type, its cross-section, the terminal used and the operation you need to perform. We will help you find the most suitable tool or crimping tool.