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Preparing catfish leaders and finding tools at night
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| Name | MADCAT Crimping Pliers 15cm - Klemmhülsenzange |
| EAN | 5706301049018 |
| MPN | 135052 |
| Brand | Madcat |
| Tool Type | Double crimping pliers |
| Material | Carbon steel |
| Length | 15cm |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Cutting Capability | Crimping |
| Jaw Design | Double crimping |
| Coating | XYNFLON |
| UV-reactive handle | true |
| Colour | Black/Green |
They are intended for crimping sleeves on steel and multistrand leaders used for catfish fishing. Two differently sized openings accommodate different sleeve diameters, so match your sleeves to the openings before use.
The supported glow is a reaction to UV light, not an independent light source. Shine a UV light or UV headlamp on the handle to make the pliers easier to locate in low-light conditions.
Rinse them with clean water and store them dry. The carbon steel has a corrosion-resistant XYNFLON coating, but cleaning and dry storage still help preserve the tool after regular use around water.
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The Madcat Crimping Pliers are double crimping pliers for making steel and multistrand leaders for freshwater catfish fishing. Their UV-reactive handle glows under ultraviolet (UV) light, including a UV headlamp, so the tool is easier to locate during night sessions.
Two differently sized crimping openings allow you to work with different sleeve diameters without changing tools. Match the sleeves to the openings before use. The pliers measure 15 cm, a compact length for working where space is limited.
The carbon-steel construction has a corrosion-resistant XYNFLON coating to protect against moisture during use at the water. After fishing, rinse the pliers with clean water and store them dry.
The Black/Green colour scheme accompanies the UV-reactive handle. Its glow depends on exposure to UV light, helping you find the pliers in low-light conditions rather than relying on ambient light alone.
