I've got an ARC switch panel that I want to use. It requires flag style terminals to connect to the board. I have found the terminals but what do I need to be able to properly crimp them? Doesn't look like a standard crimp tool will work. I have an S&G ratcheting crimper also but I don't think that will work.

If it’s an older arc panel like I have I just used regular spade terminals when I rewired the car.

jt&t makes them
we have them at our local parts store

Just the old standard will crimp those.

Use good quality brand name connectors with nylon instead of plastic and these crimpers will work great.

https://www.amazon.com/Thomas-...minals/dp/B0018LD2PU

They will crack the plastic insulation on the cheap connectors but will not break through the good nylon ones and will give you a crimp you can't pull apart.

If you can find the 3M heat shrink connectors in the styles you need even better yet.

I've got plenty of both of those style crimpers. I can see how the ones Curtis posted will work on the 18-22 ga size. Don't see how the others would work without ruining the connector as the cutter would be right on the connector.

Sorry about that. I think I know what you are looking for now.

https://www.ferrulesdirect.com/products/fdt10058

They also have just the die set that may fit one of your crimp handles. They look pretty standard.