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Burndy W660 Type W Crimping Die 4/0 AWG
Type W crimping die handles 1/0 to 4/0 AWG aluminum lugs with hand or power crimpers up to 6 ton force
- Crimps aluminum lugs reliably using Type W die profile
- Works with hand or power crimpers for job-site flexibility
- Handles 1/0 to 4/0 AWG conductors across cable types
- Rated for 6 ton maximum crimping force
- White finish and connectors simplify die identification
BURNDY W660 Crimping Die for Aluminum Lugs
This BURNDY W660 Type W crimping die is designed for terminating aluminum lugs on cable ranging from 1/0 to 4/0 AWG. It works with both hand-operated and power crimping tools and accepts hard service cord. The die delivers up to 6 tons of crimping force for reliable connections.
For Electrical Professionals Terminating Large
Electricians and line workers who need to crimp aluminum lugs in the 1/0 to 4/0 AWG range will find this die matches their application. It is not suited for copper-only lugs, smaller gauge wire, or jobs requiring a different die profile or higher tonnage than 6 tons.
1/0 to 4/0 AWG Capacity With 6-Ton Force
The die accommodates aluminum conductors from 1/0 through 4/0 AWG and is rated for a maximum crimping force of 6 tons. This capacity range and force rating are the key specifications that determine whether the die fits the lug and tool combination on the job.
Highlights
- Crimps aluminum lugs reliably using Type W die profile
- Works with hand or power crimpers for job-site flexibility
- Handles 1/0 to 4/0 AWG conductors across cable types
- Rated for 6 ton maximum crimping force
- White finish and connectors simplify die identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What crimper force rating is required to use the W660 die?
The die is rated for a maximum crimping force of 6 ton, so the hand or power crimper must be capable of delivering that force.
How is the W660 die installed in the crimper, and what step is often missed?
The die set snaps into the crimper head; the step often missed is confirming the white identification markers face outward so the die seats fully and aligns with the lug.
When should the W660 die be replaced?
Replace the die when the crimp profile shows visible wear, the white identification colour has worn away, or the die no longer produces a consistent 4/0 AWG crimp.
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