The high-pressure pumping system in these crimpers creates enough force to crimp large copper and aluminum lugs without using dies. Instead of dies, adjust the settings for different compression connector sizes. The head rotates 350° so you can crimp at any angle and maneuver these tools in tight spaces. Each crimper includes 10 test kits for periodically testing that the pumping system activates at the proper pressure.

Crimpers with four-point indent form a more secure connection than crimpers with a one-point indent, but have a lower compression force and cannot be used with as large of lugs.

Crimpers with one-point indent form a consistent crimp that resembles a half-moon.

Compress sleeves onto rope and wire rope with less effort than standard compression tools. Tools include a replaceable cartridge that lasts up to 10,000 compressions. Use the measuring gauge to confirm proper installation of the compressed sleeve.

Compress sleeves with more strength than hydraulic hand tools. Use the measuring gauge to confirm proper installation of the compressed sleeve.

Install with a compression tool to create a strong, permanent loop. Compression sleeves are also known as ferrules, crimps, swaging, and splicing sleeves. They're compatible with Nicopress compression tools.

Tin-plated copper sleeves have mild corrosion resistance.

Zinc-plated copper sleeves are more corrosion resistant than tin-plated or black-oxide copper.

18-8 stainless steel sleeves have excellent corrosion resistance to chemicals.

Warning: Fittings must match rope diameter and be installed correctly to obtain maximum holding power. Test all assemblies for required strength before use. Do not use with coated rope unless the coating is removed.