Hydraulic crimping tool PressMax 14-A-Set
for cable lugsbattery-operated

hydraulic crimping tool
hydraulic crimping tool
hydraulic crimping tool
hydraulic crimping tool
hydraulic crimping tool
hydraulic crimping tool
hydraulic crimping tool
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Characteristics

Operation
hydraulic
Applications
for cable lugs
Other characteristics
battery-operated
Crimp profile

Min.: 10 mm²
(0.016 in²)

Max.: 400 mm²
(0.62 in²)

Description

Applications The battery-powered hydraulic crimping tool PressMax 14-A is intended for crimping cable lugs and connectors up to 400 mm2 according to DIN. Our most powerful cordless hydraulic pressing (compression) tool with patented wide crimping, find iits use in energy supply and utility companies, power stations and their service providers, as well as in industrial cable assembly, e.g. wind energy. Benefits Time-saving and patented wide crimps of 400 mm2 (K 38) according to DIN underline the PressMax 14-A‘s leading market position in the class of battery-powered hydraulic crimping tools. This adds to its range of applications, especially in the electrical industry and overhead line construction, e.g. 265/35 connector (K38) and tubular busbar clamps (K34). The cordless hydraulic compression tool is useable with c-shaped crimping dies. Thanks to the light-weight and well-balanced design with non-slip housing a safe one-hand operation is possible. NEW: With patended safety lock - guarantees reliable crimping head opening and closing. The pressing tool offers safe crimping even in confined spaces by narrow, rotatable crimping head with LED for lighting the working area. The very short crimping cycles are by optimized 2-step hydraulic system. The accessories are interchangeable in battery-operated hydraulic tool series of HOLGER CLASEN.

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