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Overview
- Crimps A, B, and C non-insulated terminals, splices, and disconnects
- Ergonomic design reduces operator fatigue during prolonged use
- Compact and lightweight for improved maneuverability
- Supports industry-standard terminal sizes for versatility
- Part of ABB’s Installation Products line for reliable performance
Specifications
Application | Crimping Terminals |
Handle Type | Palm Grip |
Special Features | Comfort Crimp Ergonomic Design, Shure-Stake Ratchet |
Type | Manual Crimp Tool |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 7.08 IN x 1.74 IN x 14.17 IN |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 17.9832 cm x 4.4196 cm x 35.9918 cm |
Package Weight (Imperial) | 1.7700 L |
Package Weight (Metric) | 0.8030 kg |
NSI-12
12-Ton Compression Tool for U-Type Dies APPLICATIONS: Delivers 12 tons of hydraulic force. It has a 1 1/2" jaw opening for large conductors and taps with automatic two-speed pump action for rapid ram advancement. It features a 180 degree head rotation and fast ram release with the twist of the handle. It accepts all standard U-Type dies.
952050-E
Commercial Crimp Tooling, Removable/Interchangeable, Manual, Crimp Tool, ERNI MaxiBridge, Hand Crimping Tools
CT-720
Manual crimping tool for UL Listed or Recognized and CSA Certified terminations of Panduit copper compression lugs and splices for #8 AWG 500 kcmil copper code conductor and aluminum compression lugs and splices for #6 AWG 350 kcmil copper and aluminum code conductors. Provides UL Listed terminations of Panduit Pan-Term #8 2 AWG vinyl insulated terminals.Color-coded CD-720 crimping dies, carrying/storage case, and controlled cycle mechanism must be purchased separately.Specifications:Output: 6 tonsWeight: 7.7 lbs.Length: 26"Handle span: 58" (open), 2.5" (closed)
ERG4005
Ergonomic Hand Tool for Crimping B, C, D, E Non-Insulated Terminals/Splices/Disconnects (D,E Tubular Only)
ERG4255
Ergonomic Hand Tool for Crimping RA, RB, RC Insulated Heat Shrink Terminals/Splices/Disconnects
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UNSPSC code for the ERG4002?
The UNSPSC code for the ERG4002 is 27111518.
What terminal types does the ERG4002 support?
The ERG4002 is designed for crimping A, B, and C non-insulated terminals, splices, and disconnects.
Is the ERG4002 powered by electricity?
No, the ERG4002 is a manual hand tool and does not require an external power source.
How to Use, Maintain, and Calibrate the ERG4002 COMFORT CRIMP® Compression Tool
This guide provides instructions for safely operating the ERG4002 COMFORT CRIMP® tool to install non-insulated terminals, disconnects, and splices, along with maintenance procedures and gaging verification steps.
Estimated time: 15m
Tools needed:
ERG4002 COMFORT CRIMP® Compression Tool, Gage pins, Clean brush, Soft, lint-free cloth
Supplies needed:
Non-insulated terminals (22-10 AWG), Non-insulated disconnects (22-10 AWG), Non-insulated splices (22-10 AWG), Stripped wire, SAE No. 20 motor oil
- Review Safety Warnings and Inspect Tool
Before operating, read and understand all safety information. WARNING: Handles are non-insulating; do not crimp on hot energized wires. WARNING: Keep all body parts away from the die nest during gaging or crimping. Visually inspect the tool for cracks, sharp edges, or imperfections. Ensure the nest area is free of burrs, dents, or scratches.
- Crimp Non-Insulated Terminals or Disconnects
Open handles fully. Insert the terminal into the proper nest (A for 22-18 AWG, B for 16-14 AWG, C for 12-10 AWG) with the barrel seam facing the indenter. Close handles slightly to secure the terminal without deforming it. Insert the stripped wire. Close handles until the SHURE STAKE® mechanism cycle has been completed.
- Crimp Non-Insulated Splices
Open handles fully. Position the splice in the proper nest (A, B, or C) with the window facing the indenter. Close handles slightly to secure the splice without deforming it. Insert the stripped wire into one end. Close handles until the SHURE STAKE® mechanism cycle has been completed. Repeat these steps for the opposite end of the splice.
- Utilize Crimp Assist™ Foot for Increased Leverage
For larger wire and terminal combinations requiring more force, place the CRIMP ASSIST™ foot flat on a work surface (e.g., worktable, floor) and press the tool against it to gain additional leverage during the crimping process.
- Perform Routine Tool Maintenance
Remove dust, moisture, and contaminants with a clean brush or soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use on objects that could damage the tool. Apply a thin coat of SAE No. 20 motor oil to all pins, pivot points, and bearing surfaces; do not oil excessively. Keep handles closed when not in use to prevent objects from lodging in the dies. Store the tool in a cool, dry area.
- Verify Gaging Requirements (Calibration)
Wipe the die nest clean. Swing the locator away from the nests. Close the handles until the SHURE STAKE® mechanism just trips. Using appropriate gage pins, ensure each nest (A: .062-.067, B: .084-.089, C: .110-.115) meets the specified gaging requirements from Table 1. Perform this procedure whenever damage is suspected or as often as conditions warrant.
- Release SHURE STAKE® Mechanism (If Needed)
In the event the SHURE STAKE® mechanism must be released before a full cycle, push up on the release bar until the ratchet teeth are disengaged.
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