The Okuma Swager / Crimper Tool is designed for anglers who demand precision and reliability when building leaders and rigging for serious fishing. Whether you’re targeting big game offshore or dialing in heavy-duty setups, this tool delivers the strength and control needed to get the job done right.
Constructed from durable stainless steel, the 11” swager provides the leverage and toughness required for consistent, secure crimps. The titanium plating surface treatment adds an extra layer of corrosion resistance, making it ideal for harsh saltwater environments.
Engineered for versatility, the tool covers a wide crimping range from 0.1mm to 2.2mm, allowing you to handle everything from lighter rigs to heavy-duty leader connections. The integrated wire cutter, built to a hardness of HRC50±2°, ensures clean, efficient cuts when preparing your materials.
Comfort and control are key during repetitive rigging tasks, and the ergonomic Karton handles provide a secure, comfortable grip—even in wet conditions. A built-in locking mechanism keeps the tool safely closed when not in use, making storage and transport simple and secure.
Backed by a 1-year limited warranty, the Okuma Swager / Crimper Tool is a dependable addition to any angler’s rigging kit.
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