Hydraulic Crimping Tool | 630mm2
Hydraulic Crimping Tool | 630mm2
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The Hydraulic Crimping Tool you mentioned with a capacity of 630mm² is a heavy-duty tool designed for crimping large electrical cables, connectors, or terminals. Below are key details and considerations for such a tool:
Key Specifications:
Crimping Capacity: Up to 630mm² (suitable for very large cables, often used in industrial, utility, or high-power electrical applications).
Type: Hydraulic (manual, battery-powered, or pump-operated).
Dies: Interchangeable dies for different cable sizes (verify if dies are included or sold separately).
Pressure: High hydraulic force for secure, cold-weld crimps.
Compatibility: Typically used for copper or aluminum lugs, connectors, and splices.
Common Applications:
Electrical power distribution (substations, transformers).
Industrial wiring (large motors, generators).
Renewable energy (solar/wind farm connections).
Railway/mining (high-current cabling).
Features to Look For:
Operation Type:
Manual Hydraulic: Hand-pumped (requires physical effort).
Battery-Powered: Electric hydraulic (e.g., Greenlee, Klauke, Pressmaster).
Pump-Operated: Separate hydraulic pump unit.
Die Sets:
Ensure it includes 630mm² dies (or confirm compatibility with your lug sizes).
Some tools support multiple die sizes (e.g., 16–630mm²).
Safety & Ergonomics:
Automatic pressure release to prevent over-crimping.
Lightweight design (if portable use is needed).
Standards Compliance:
Meets IEC, DIN, or UL standards for crimp quality.
Popular Brands (for Reference):
Klauke (e.g., EP 6)
Greenlee (e.g., RADIAL CRIMP™)
Pressmaster (e.g., PEX 630)
TEMCo (manual hydraulic kits)
How to Use:
Select the correct die for your cable/lug size.
Insert the cable and lug into the crimper.
Apply hydraulic pressure until the tool releases automatically (if equipped).
Inspect the crimp for uniformity and a secure connection.
Buying Considerations:
Do you need 630mm² exclusively, or a range (e.g., 16–630mm²)?
Portability vs. stationary use? (Battery-powered vs. manual).
Budget: Manual tools are cheaper; battery-powered are faster but costly.https://store.unigulfsupply.com/product/hydraulic-crimping-tool-630mm2-unigulfsupply/