679233-1

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The 679233-1 is a piece of crimping equipment designed by Burndy that allows for the efficient use of tooling in the electrical and cable industry. The equipment is available in a variety of models and can be used for applications ranging from light duty wire crimping to heavier crimping on cables for switchgear applications. It is also designed to work with a variety of materials, including copper and aluminum.

The core application of the 679233-1 is to make precise crimps on wires and cables used in electric and electronic equipment. This tool is designed to make accurate connections with minimal effort and require few manual adjustments when performing different tasks. The 679233-1\'s design is optimized for safety as it prevents misalignment when crimping and prevents electrical shock caused by contact with live wires.

The 679233-1 works by making crimps in two stages. The first stage requires the tool to be mounted to the workpiece and the crimping die to be adjusted to fit the cable. During the second stage, the tool is actuated and the die clamps down and crimps the contact, forming an electrical connection. The crimp is then inspected for accuracy before the tool is disengaged and the completed part is ready for further processing.

A range of accessories and options are available with the 679233-1, such as chain tongs, shields, plugs, and ground straps. This allows the tool to be tailored to the exact needs of the user. Crimp sizes range from 0.25 -0.9 mm and a wide range of other die sets are available to achieve specific crimping requirements.

The 679233-1 is a reliable and powerful piece of equipment that serves the needs of the electrical and cable industries. It is suitable for a variety of applications and can be tailored to the exact needs of the user. With its vast range of accessories and options, it offers businesses an effective and efficient solution to crimping tasks.

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