Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Crimping die head for Weidmuller PZ 6/5 tooling, part number 9011460000
The PZ 6/5 pressing head fits Weidmüller crimping pliers and is used to cold-press terminals onto wires. It is intended for technicians and assemblers who terminate cables in control cabinets, machinery wiring or similar electrical installations.
The head accepts only the terminal sizes and wire gauges defined by the PZ 6/5 profile, so larger or smaller contacts cannot be crimped with this tool. It also requires a compatible Weidmüller plier frame to operate, meaning users without that frame cannot use the head.
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The 9011460000 model identifies this internal power cable as a PZ 6/5 cold pressing head designed for Weidmuller crimping pliers.
The PZ 6/5 designation means this pressing head is engineered for specific terminal sizes compatible with Weidmuller tooling, ensuring precise cold press connections.
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