Burndy
Burndy U27RT Upper and Lower Crimping Die
Upper and lower crimping die for 3/0 AWG copper lugs, compatible with 12 ton tools and 35 and 750 series models
- Crimps 3/0 AWG copper lugs with 12 ton force
- Orange colour code identifies connector size at a glance
- U-style upper and lower die set for consistent crimps
- Single die covers one crimping size for focused use
- Fits PAT46, PAT750, Y35, Y46, Y750 and PUADP1 tools
Professional Crimping Die for 3/0 AWG Copper Lugs
The Burndy U27RT upper and lower die set crimps YA and YS copper connectors at a maximum force of 12 ton. It is built for electricians and line technicians who need a single U style die for orange colour coded 3/0 AWG copper lugs.
Replaces Worn or Missing Dies on Compatible Tools
This die fits PAT46, PAT750, PUADP1, Y35, Y46 and Y750 tools across the 35 Series and 750 Series. The upgrade is worth it when an existing die is damaged, lost or when a job requires the specific 3/0 AWG capacity this die provides.
Integrates Directly into Existing Hydraulic Crimpers
The U27RT drops into the listed Burndy tools without adapters, freeing the operator from carrying multiple die sets for this connector size. It does not suit aluminium connectors, other wire gauges or crimpers outside the named series.
Highlights
- Crimps 3/0 AWG copper lugs with 12 ton force
- Orange colour code identifies connector size at a glance
- U-style upper and lower die set for consistent crimps
- Single die covers one crimping size for focused use
- Fits PAT46, PAT750, Y35, Y46, Y750 and PUADP1 tools
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the U27RT die set fit the 12 ton PAT750 crimper I already own?
The U27RT upper and lower die set is compatible with the PAT750, Y750 and other 750 Series tools rated for 12 ton force.
How do I install the upper and lower die halves into the tool head, and what is the common mistake?
Insert the upper die first until it seats fully, then the lower die; the frequent error is reversing the order or leaving a gap before locking the latch.
When should I replace the U27RT dies after repeated 3/0 AWG copper lug crimps?
Replace the dies when the crimp impression shows flattened ridges, cracked profiles or when a go/no-go gauge fails on the orange colour code.
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