WURTH (Wuerth) – A prestigious German tool maker. The terminal remover is incredibly thin and super convenient to use (´ー`)

WURTH (Wuerth) – A prestigious German tool maker.

You can view the site, but you need to create an ID to place orders.
It’s a bit of a hassle, but they handle some really niche items, so it’s incredibly interesting.

I learned about this terminal remover from a restoration expert quite a while ago and have been using it ever since without telling anyone about it.
There are four types, so let me introduce them briefly.

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A lineup of four types! Quite premium for a terminal remover.

(Owned) 0713558201 Contact gauge 0.63 mm ~ 1.6 mm Blade width 0.7 mm

Snap-pin contact release tool Wiring terminal remover Waterproof connector terminal tool Product number 0713558201

This is quite a niche size, so it’s one item you want to have on hand. I’ve never seen a terminal remover this thin and tapered while being so robust.
It costs 10,000 yen, but I think it’ll perform beyond its price.

0713558240 Contact gauge 1.6 mm Blade width 0.92 mm Flat

Snap-pin contact release tool Wiring connector ejector Flat 1.6MM

This one is not tapered and is a flat ultra-thin size.
I don’t own one, but looking at it this time made me want it, so I’m placing an order.

0713558212 Contact gauge 2.8 mm Blade width 1.58 mm Flat

Snap-pin contact release tool Wiring connector ejector Flat 2.8 width Product number 0713558212

It feels a bit wider.
I don’t own one, but looking at it this time made me want it, so I’m placing an order.
It seems good for 110-size connectors.

(Owned) 0713558213 Contact gauge 2.8 mm, Blade width 1.89 mm

Snap-pin contact release tool Wiring connector ejector Flat 2.8 width Product number 0713558213

This is also a flat-size thicker type.
It works quite well for 250-size terminals and such.

Buying all of them becomes quite expensive, so
I’d recommend starting with the thin tapered one I introduced first. Please use this as a reference (*´ω`*)


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