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mlts22
Jan 08, 2016Explorer
The best crimps I have used was with a hydraulic, cordless 15 ton tool used by a telco for handling 0000 and 00 48 volt cable. They didn't use solder, just crimped the ends, and this was for NEBS-3 gear that if it failed, there would be very bad consequences. It also used lugs which you put the heat shrink tubing on, crimped on two places, then used a heat gun to seal it all in place, the heat shrink tubing having some sort of glue on the inside to further deal with oxygen.
Said tool was $5000... and I've not been able to find anything near as good, so I have it on my list, right next to the Uponor ProPEX tool which costs $750, but makes the best expanding PEX connections out there.
Said tool was $5000... and I've not been able to find anything near as good, so I have it on my list, right next to the Uponor ProPEX tool which costs $750, but makes the best expanding PEX connections out there.
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