Burndy MRC840 Hytool Hand-Operated Crimper, #8-4/0 AWG Non-Insulated Copper Terminals and Splices, 26" Length, 8" Width

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Burndy MRC840 Hytool Hand-Operated Crimper, #8-4/0 Features

• Hand-operated crimping tool for use with Burndy YA and YS series Hylug and Hylink terminals and splices and stranded copper conductors from #8 to 4/0 AWG

• Butting steel jaws and over center cam action ensure full crimp force

• Nine-position rotating die wheels lock into position to accommodate a range of connectors

• Plated steel jaws for durability and resistance to corrosion

• Comfort grip handles reduce user fatigue

About Burndy MRC840 Hytool Hand-Operated Crimper, #8-4/0

The Burndy MRC840 Hytool hand-operated crimper has nine-position, color-coded die wheels that lock into place to accommodate Burndy YA and YS series non-insulated terminals and splices with a range of stranded copper conductors. Its butting jaws and over center cam action ensure that proper crimp force is applied. Its plated steel jaws provide durability and resist corrosion, and its long comfort grip handles reduce user fatigue. This crimping tool is suitable for in-shop or field repairs and installations that use stranded copper conductors ranging in size from American Wire Gauge (AWG) #8 to 4/0. Specifications Crimper typeMechanical, hand-operatedMaterialPlated steel jawsWeight8-1/4 lb.Dimensions*26 x 8 inches (L x W)For use with connectors#8 to 4/0 AWGFor use with copper terminals and splicesYA**, YA-L, YS**, YS-L *L is length, the horizontal distance from the bottom of the tool to the top; W is width, the horizontal distance from the end of one handle to the end of the other handle while the tool is closed. **UL listed when used with these terminals . Crimpers, also called crimping tools, pinch wire terminals and connectors to wires to prepare them for use in electrical or communications applications. They have nests and indenters that vary in size and shape according to application. Manual crimpers are suitable for portable applications that create small terminal connections while power crimpers use air, electricity, hydraulic power, or a combination of these to aid compression, and are used in high volume applications. Crimpers can be used for applications ranging from manual field repairs to fully automated terminal production operations. Burndy manufactures cable connection and management products. The company, founded in 1924, is headquartered in Manchester, NH.