JRreadyDRK D Sub Pins Removal & Insertion Tool for TE/AMP/Harting Heavy Duty 5A Han D Sub Connector Crimp Contacts Extract, ID:0.07,OD: 0.09

When you need to remove a pin in a D-Sub connector, don't risk damaging the pin or connector, or both! This is a nice tool that works well and should hold up for a long time.

Best pin extractor I've used yet for DB connectors. So pleased with it, had my employer order some for others to use at work

worked great on Harding connectors.

Easy and safe removal and insertion of DB9 pins contacts with AWG22 wire size. Feels professional and high quality.

Great item, already purchased Second one as a backup

Comes in very handy when you need it but it is very delicate. You have to be as gentle as possible or it will break on you. Best bet is to expect to break one, so better grab 2.

I've worked with D-Sub connectors for years. I struggled with the old red and white pin tools all that time. This is, without question, the best tool for D-Sub pins I've ever used. It works perfectly and doesn't get bent beyond use like the red & white ones; it just doesn't get bent at all. I highly recommend it to anyone who has needs for installing, removing or repairing D-Sub pins. I'll put one in each of my tool kits.

When you buy these tools, you go into the deal knowing that they are a consumable on any given job; if you use one long enough, it break.I recently had a project where we had to repin 385 cables. 2 pins each. I bought 3 of these figuring that if I could get 100 cables out of each one, I would be in good shape. My partner had also purchased 3 so we had 6 between us. At the end of the day, we broke 1.I was very impressed.For the nerds in the room, AMP standard DB-25 on one end and Motorola "J2" on the other end - worked for both pins (Motorola 3980034F0* are different pins than AMP LIMITE) - the tool works well on both.