- The latest in high tech crimping.
- Portable and lightweight – only 57 pounds.
- Powerful enough to crimp up to 1-1/4″ I.D. four spiral-wire hose.
- Great for jobs in the field
- The most precise, yet simplest crimper made.
- The first crimper with electronic digital readout to indicate crimp diameter setting.
- Crimps low pressure return lines to high pressure spiral hoses, from 3/16″ to 1-1/4″ I.D. four spiral-wire hose.
- Crimps straight and bent tube couplings, plus 45° and 90° types.
- Sage capable.
- The most precise, yet simplest crimper made.
- The first crimper with electronic digital readout to indicate crimp diameter setting.
- Crimps low pressure return lines to high pressure spiral hoses, from 3/16″ to 1-1/4″ I.D. four spiral-wire hose.
- Crimps straight and bent tube couplings, plus 45° and 90° types.
- Sage capable.
- The latest in high tech crimping.
- Portable and lightweight – only 57 pounds.
- Powerful enough to crimp up to 1-1/4″ I.D. four spiral-wire hose.
- Great for jobs in the field
- Select hose and couplings to be crimped on control panel. Images of these components will then be displayed on tablet screen along with required dies.
- Precision crimps without looking up data, adjusting crimper settings or manually measuring final crimp OD.
- After crimp is complete, the crimp OD is automatically measured and displayed on screen.
- Crimper will not fully retract until the proper crimp OD has been achieved.
- Crimper head ratchets a few degrees after each retract to re-distribute grease.
- Controller is updated where wireless internet is available, or via thumb drive.
- Rear-mounted camera ensures coupling is in full contact with dies prior to crimping.
- Electronic touch screen control panel for fast input of crimper settings.
- Horizontal front-end feed makes crimping easier and convenient.
- 340 ton force that allows crimping of a wide variety of couplings.
- 2 speed die closure and rapid retract permit fast assembly fabrication.
- 2″ 6 wire hydraulic hose and 6″ industrial hose capable.
