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10T Hydraulic Crimping Tool 12-2/0 AWG Battery Cable Crimping Tool 0.43 inch Stroke Hydraulic Lug Crimper Electrical Terminal Crimper with 9 Pairs of Die Sets
Model: 10T with 9 Pairs of Dies
Brand LFGUD
Color yellow and Black
Item Weight 6.52 Pounds
Handle Material PPE
Grip Type Ergonomic
About this item
• 【Hydraulic Crimper Spec】- This hydraulic wire crimping tool provides hexagonal confining pressure with 9 pairs of hexagon crimping dies. Crimping range is 12-2/0 AWG (12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1/0, 2/0 and 1/8" stainless steel wire rope). Stroke is 0.43 inch.
• 【Sturdy and Durable】- This 10T hydraulic lug crimper is made of high quality #45 steel, and the battery lug crimping tool is sturdy and durable enough to crimp most cables and last a lifetime of use.
• 【Easy to Operate】- Oil return valve relieves pressure and allows the piston to quickly reset. The die sets can be easily replaced by one-way fixed latch. The vinyl-dipped grip is very comfortable and easy to use and won't slip.
• 【Wide Application】- The hydraulic crimper tool is great for battery, welding cables, power wires and electrical cables, etc. Even can be rotated 180° freely for narrow space working.
LFGUD 10T Hydraulic Crimping Tool with 9 Pairs of Dies
Sturdy and Durable
This 10T hydraulic lug crimper is made of high quality #45 steel, and the battery lug crimping tool is sturdy and durable enough to crimp most cables and last a lifetime of use.
Easy to Relieve Pressure
Oil return valve relieves pressure and allows the piston to quickly reset.
Valve On When presurized.
Valve Off When Depressurized
Non-slip Handle
Thickened insulated handle is very comfortable, humanized handle design, easier to use and labor-saving work.
LFGUD 10T Hydraulic Crimping Tool
12-2/0 AWG 9 Pairs of Die Sets
How to Use this Hydraulic Crimping Tools:
1. Please confirm the pressed terminals match the cable specifications.
2. Select the pressing die to match the crimping terminal and tight the dies with the crimper.
3. Put the connecting terminal into the tool head, operate the movable handle and start pressing.
4. Loosen the oil return switch, the piston will automatically reset.
• Sturdy and Durable
• Easy to Crimp
• Easy to Relieve Pressure
• Non-slip Handle
Specification:
Maximum Crimping Power: 10T
Crimping Range: 12-2/0 AWG
Setting Levels: AWG 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1/0, 2/0 and 1/8 "for stainless steel wire rope
9 Dies: 4/6/8/10/16/25/35/50/70mm²
Stroke: 0.43inch
Material: #45 steel + PPE(Handle)
Weight: 6.6lbs
Package Includes:
• 1x hydraulic crimper
• 9x Pairs of Hexagon Crimping Dies
• 1x carry box
• Several Sealing Rings
Technical Details
Manufacturer NTZ
Item Weight 6.52 pounds
Package Dimensions 14.06 x 6.57 x 3.31 inches
Item model number 10T with 9 Pairs of Dies
Color yellow and Black
Material Metal
Handle Material PPE
Included Components 1x Hydraulic Crimper, 9 x Pairs of Hexagon Crimping Dies,1x Storage Box,Several Sealing Rings
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This is a small, home business that I personally own and run. It's just me, so I handle all parts of the business myself. I repair electronics down to the board level. Most of my inventory comes from mixed lots of anything from brand new, unopened items to damaged devices. I sell on everything that is in good condition, repair anything that can be fixed, and the rest is sold as parts.
Unfortunately, the electronics repair industry has been dying for several decades. Schematics are rarely available and almost never released by the manufacturer. Parts are labeled with nonstandard codes, which make them impossible to identify, or are not labeled at all. Most parts are also restricted from sale to anyone other than the manufacturer. In addition, main components are often serialized to specific boards. If one of these gets damaged, replacing it won't work. The replacement part doesn't have the same serial number as the board, so the device will lock itself into an inoperable state. As time goes on, manufacturers have been increasing how many components are serialized. Meaning, if any of these components fails, the device is rendered unrepairable. Manufacturers have further scared their customers from repairing their devices with illegal and false "tempering will void warranty" labels. These problems have discouraged many from entering the repair industry and have encouraged the rise of disposable devices. This has had the compound effect of stunting the growth of new repair knowledge to match new technologies. Currently, it is difficult to find and learn up-to-date repair techniques. The information is either decades old or available only by slowly observing the techniques of others in the industry. There seems to be no collected sources of information to quickly bring new repairers up to speed on best practices.
With all that said, it shouldn't be surprising that I support the Right to Repair. I always enjoy discussing any of this with anyone that is interested in it.