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BFKK 16 Ton Hydraulic Cable Lug Crimper Kit 13 Dies 9 AWG 600 MCM 180° Rotation
Hydraulic crimping kit with 13 die pairs covering 9 AWG to 600 MCM terminals and a 180° rotating head for tight spaces
- Hexagonal confining pressure from 13 die pairs covers 9 AWG to 600 MCM
- 180° head rotation enables crimping in tight or awkward spaces
- 16-ton hydraulic force with quick oil-return valve speeds up repetitive crimps
- Vinyl-dipped grip reduces hand fatigue and prevents slipping during use
- Supplied as a complete kit with 13 die sets for immediate wide-range application
16 Ton Hydraulic Crimper Kit
This 16 ton hydraulic crimper kit includes 13 pairs of hexagon crimping dies covering AWG 9.8.6 through 4/0 and MCM 250300 up to 600. It is designed for electricians and technicians who need reliable terminal connections on battery cables welding cables and power wires.
180 Degree Rotation and Quick Reset
The tool head rotates 180° freely for work in narrow spaces. An oil return valve provides quick pressure relief so the piston resets rapidly between crimps. The vinyl dipped grip remains comfortable and slip resistant during extended use.
Upgrading from Manual Crimpers
This kit replaces hand operated crimpers when higher force and consistent hexagonal confining pressure are required. The jump is worth it for professionals who crimp large gauge terminals regularly and need faster cycle times with less operator fatigue.
Highlights
- Hexagonal confining pressure from 13 die pairs covers 9 AWG to 600 MCM
- 180° head rotation enables crimping in tight or awkward spaces
- 16-ton hydraulic force with quick oil-return valve speeds up repetitive crimps
- Vinyl-dipped grip reduces hand fatigue and prevents slipping during use
- Supplied as a complete kit with 13 die sets for immediate wide-range application
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the die sets on this 16 ton hydraulic crimper, and what step is often missed?
Select the correct hex die from the 13 pairs covering 9 AWG through 600 MCM, seat both halves fully into the head, then rotate the head up to 180° for access; the step often missed is confirming both die halves click into the retaining pins before pumping.
What maintenance will this crimper need later, and which part wears first?
Check hydraulic oil level periodically and top up with the recommended fluid; the oil return valve and quick pressure relief piston seals are the first components to show wear under heavy use.
What limit appears first during sustained crimping with the 16 ton force?
The hydraulic system's heat buildup limits continuous cycles; allow the tool to cool after repeated maximum force crimps at the 600 MCM upper range to maintain seal integrity.
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