CT150-2C-SRC20

Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

The CT150-2C-SRC20 is a unique tool designed to crimp, loop, and cut large diameter cables. It is used for both industrial and commercial applications where cables are too large for smaller tools. The tool can be used to make cable connections that are both durable and reliable.

Applications

The CT150-2C-SRC20 can be used in a variety of applications. It is well suited for large diameter industrial cables, including those used in oil and gas, automotive, marine, and aerospace applications. It is also suitable for making large diameter commercial cables, such as those used in construction, telecom, and data center applications.

The CT150-2C-SRC20 can be used to replace looping, crimping, and other assemblies with large diameter cables. It is often used to connect multiple cables in one place, which saves time and money. It is also used to make repairs to existing cables and can be used for testing purposes.

Working Principle

The CT150-2C-SRC20 works by crimping two edges of a cable together in order to create a secure loop. The tool is designed with a large loop jaw that is capable of crimping larger diameter cables. It also has a cutting blade that is used to trim the excess cable length.

The CT150-2C-SRC20 is operated by a compressed air supply that is connected to the tool. The air is used to tighten the loop of the cable to a pre-set torque specification. This ensures that the crimp is made with consistency and reliability.

The CT150-2C-SRC20 also has a pressure limiting valve that is used to ensure that the correct pressure is applied to the cable when crimping. This is important as too little or too much pressure can damage the cable. The pressure limiting valve is adjustable to ensure that the correct pressure is applied to the cable.

Conclusion

The CT150-2C-SRC20 is an essential tool for working with large diameter cables. It is used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications that require secure and reliable connections. The tool works by crimping two edges of a cable together in order to create a secure loop. It is operated by a compressed air supply that is connected to the tool and is equipped with a pressure limiting valve to ensure that the correct pressure is being applied to the cable when crimping. This ensures the cables can make the most secure and durable connections possible.