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Aluminium Die 35/95mm2 ABC | Hexagonal Crimp Profile | Heat-Treated Carbon Steel | @Each of 1 | by Cabac
The Aluminium Die 35/95mm2 ABC is designed for hydraulic crimping of aluminium ABC cables, ensuring secure connections with its hexagonal crimp profile. Made from heat-treated carbon steel, this die is compatible with 12/13 tonne C-type hydraulic tools, making it ideal for electrical contractors and utility workers who demand reliability and durability in their installations.
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Technical Specifications
- Compatible with 12/13 tonne C-type hydraulic crimping tools
- Suitable for aluminium ABC cables sized 35mm2 to 95mm2
- Hexagonal crimp profile for optimal mechanical and electrical connection
- Material: Heat-treated carbon steel
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 50mm x 200mm x 150mm
- Weight: 1.5 kg
Key Features
- 12/13 tonne C-type dies designed specifically for ABC lugs and links
- Hexagonal crimp dies ensure secure and reliable crimps
- Constructed from heat-treated carbon steel for durability and strength
Professional Installation Requirements
- Should be used by trained professionals with appropriate hydraulic crimping tools to ensure safe and effective crimps.
Applications
- Hydraulic crimping of Aluminium ABC lugs and links
- Electrical and utility cable jointing and termination
- Industrial and construction electrical installations
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
Environmental Benefits
- Durable construction reduces the need for frequent replacements, minimizing waste
- Enables secure electrical connections that improve energy efficiency and reduce power loss
Warranty Information
1 year warranty covering manufacturing defects.
Available Now
The Cabac Aluminium Die 35/95mm2 ABC Compression Sleeves are available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for electrical contractors and utility workers requiring reliable aluminium cable crimps.
