BFKK
BFKK Hydraulic Crimping Tool 9 Dies 12-2/0 AWG 0.45" Stroke 180° Rotating
Hydraulic crimper with nine die pairs covering 12 to 2/0 AWG and 1/8" stainless cable, 0.45" stroke, 180° rotating head
- Crimps 12 to 2/0 AWG cables with 0.45" stroke
- Nine interchangeable dies cover 12 through 2/0 AWG sizes
- 180° rotating head reaches tight or awkward spaces
- Vinyl-dipped grip stays secure and comfortable in use
- One-way latch swaps dies quickly without tools
Hydraulic Crimping Tool 9 Dies
This hydraulic crimping tool handles 12 to 2/0 AWG conductors with a 0.45 inch stroke. Nine die pairs cover 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1/0, 2/0 AWG and 1/8 inch stainless steel wire rope. The head rotates 180 degrees for access in tight spaces.
Check Your Application Before Ordering
Verify the wire gauges you terminate fall within the 12 to 2/0 AWG range. Confirm the 1/8 inch die matches your stainless steel cable railing requirements. Ensure the 0.45 inch stroke provides enough travel for your connector type.
Upgrades Manual Crimpers For Battery
Replaces hand-operated crimpers when repeatable force is needed on power wires and electrical cables. The rotating head and quick-change latch speed up work in confined panels. Not suited for gauges larger than 2/0 AWG or for automated production lines.
Highlights
- Crimps 12 to 2/0 AWG cables with 0.45" stroke
- Nine interchangeable dies cover 12 through 2/0 AWG sizes
- 180° rotating head reaches tight or awkward spaces
- Vinyl-dipped grip stays secure and comfortable in use
- One-way latch swaps dies quickly without tools
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What dies come with the BFKK hydraulic crimping tool and do I need to buy any separately?
The tool includes nine die pairs covering 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1/0 and 2/0 AWG plus a 1/8 inch die for stainless steel wire rope; no additional dies are required for those sizes.
Which of the nine included dies should I choose for a 2/0 AWG battery cable versus a 1/8 inch stainless steel rope?
Use the 2/0 AWG die for the battery cable and the dedicated 1/8 inch die for the stainless steel wire rope; each die is clearly marked for its specific size.
What does the 0.45 inch stroke mean when I am crimping a 2/0 AWG cable in a tight panel?
The 0.45 inch stroke delivers full crimping force in one squeeze, and the head rotates 180° so you can position the tool in narrow spaces without re-gripping.
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