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TECNI® YCP-120C Hydraulic Cable Crimper 1mm-5mm range with TECNI® Die Sets - 101.200.120

TECNI Ltd

£328.81

TECNI YCP-120C Hydraulic Cable Crimping Tool The YCP-120C offers a crimping force of 8 tonnes. The tool comes in a plastic case with a range of 9 TECNI designed, hardened dies. It has a two speed action and is fitted with a safety valve which automatically releases when the maximum pressure is reached. The high quality C-Shape crimping head rotates through 180 degrees allowing you to crimp comfortably in confined spaces. Perfect for on-site repairs, allowing you to swage your cable assemblies quickly and easily. Suitable for use with: 1mm to 5mm Steel Cable and Wire Rope Code 1.5 - 6 Copper Fe

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Registered at Companies House as TECNI LIMITED, number 05340355. Checked 2026-09-06.
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