Abstract: A crimping system for crimping electrical wire connectors which have a body with a plurality of longitudinal wire receiving openings in one end and a cap telescopically received in one face of the body for movement into the body from an open position to a crimped position to connect wires inserted into the openings. The system includes a carrier strip retaining the aforesaid connectors in open sided receptacles at spaced locations and a hand tool into which the strip is fed for the crimping of the connectors onto wires.

Abstract: A crimping system for crimping electrical wire connectors which have a body with a plurality of longitudinal wire receiving openings in one end and a cap telescopically received in one face of the body for movement into the body from an open position to a crimped position to connect wires inserted into the openings. The system includes a carrier strip retaining the aforesaid connectors in open sided receptacles at spaced locations and a hand tool into which the strip is fed for the crimping of the connectors onto wires.

Abstract: A draw and pull latch consisting of a base plate for attachment to a cabinet, a body pivoted at one end on the base plate and normally covering the base plate, and a draw and pull nose pivoted on the body parallel to and spaced from the body-base plate pivot. The body carries a pivotal latching plate aligned with at least one latching hook on the base plate and urged by a torsion spring to a latching position. In the fully latched position the draw and pull nose pivot axis is above a plane through the body-base plate pivot axis and the keeper engagement by the draw and pull nose so that the latch will urge itself to a fully open position when the latch plate is disengaged from the latching hook.