1. Hydraulic Operation:

   • The crimping tool uses hydraulic pressure to apply force, making the crimping process easier and more efficient compared to manual tools. It allows for precise, high-force crimping with less effort.
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   High Crimping Force:

   • The hydraulic mechanism provides a high crimping force, ensuring that the terminals are securely attached to the wires. This is especially important for heavy-duty applications where a strong electrical connection is critical.
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   Adjustable Pressure:

   • Many models come with an adjustable pressure system, which allows users to fine-tune the force applied, making it suitable for a wide range of wire and connector sizes.

4. Durable Construction:

   • The Ingco hydraulic crimping tool is designed with strong, durable materials such as high-quality steel or aluminum alloy, ensuring long-lasting performance even under heavy use.
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   Wide Range of Dies:

   • These tools typically come with multiple crimping dies or interchangeable die sets, allowing for crimping a variety of connectors and terminals in different sizes (such as insulated and non-insulated connectors, ring terminals, spade terminals, etc.).
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   Comfortable Handle:

   • The ergonomic handles are designed for comfort and better grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use. Some models may include rubberized handles for extra comfort and control.

7. Portable and Lightweight:

   • Despite the hydraulic mechanism, the tool is typically lightweight and easy to transport, making it suitable for both fieldwork and workshop tasks.
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   Safety Mechanism:

   • Many hydraulic crimping tools feature a safety lock or pressure relief valve to prevent over-pressurizing and to ensure user safety during operation.
   
   
   
   

Specifications (may vary by model):

• Crimping Range: Usually supports a wide range of wire gauges, commonly from 10 AWG to 250 AWG or higher, depending on the model.


• Crimping Force: The crimping tool can provide anywhere from 8 tons to 12 tons of pressure, allowing for strong crimps on a variety of wire and terminal sizes.


• Battery/Pump (for some models): Some models come with a built-in manual pump or a rechargeable battery for portable hydraulic operation.


• Dies: Typically comes with a set of crimping dies that can handle different terminal and connector sizes. Dies are often interchangeable for more versatility.