Kabelex Cable Extractor Tool 1574 - Stahlwille

The Stahlwille Kabelex Cable Extractor Tool 1574 (Model Number: 74620041) is a specialized tool engineered for the precise and safe removal of electrical contacts from various automotive and industrial connectors. Bearing the DBGM (Deutsches Bundesgebrauchsmuster - German Utility Model) designation, this professional-grade solution prevents damage to delicate pins, sockets, and housing, crucial for maintaining the integrity of modern electrical systems.

Key Features

• Precision Extraction: Specifically designed for flat plug-in sockets, Micro-Timer I contacts, and ABS plug-in housings, ensuring accurate and damage-free removal of terminals.
• Broad Vehicle Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of popular automotive brands including Fiat, Ford, Mazda, Opel, PSA (Peugeot, Citroën, DS), Renault, Saab, and VW/Audi vehicles.
• Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Stahlwille, a German toolmaker recognized for quality since 1862, guaranteeing durability and reliable performance in demanding workshop environments. The blades are made of fine, highly resilient Chrome Alloy Steel and special spring steel.
• Ergonomic Design: Features a user-friendly design for comfortable handling and efficient operation during repetitive tasks.
• High-Quality Material: Constructed from robust chrome vanadium steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to wear and tear.
• Contact Size 1.6 mm: Engineered for contacts with a 1.6 mm dimension, making it suitable for a common size of automotive electrical terminals.

Applications

The Stahlwille Kabelex 1574 is an essential tool for automotive technicians and industrial electricians working on modern vehicle electrical systems and other applications utilizing similar connector types. It is ideal for:

• Removing Micro-Timer I contacts from automotive wiring harnesses without damaging the terminal or housing.
• Extracting cables from flat plug-in sockets in various control units and sensors.
• Servicing ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) plug-in housings found in numerous vehicle models.
• Performing diagnostics, repairs, or modifications on electrical circuits in compatible vehicles, preserving the integrity of factory connections.