Crimping head Cimco 120028

The Cimco 120028 crimping head is an accessory engineered for precision crimping of cables and terminals. Designed to fit compatible crimping tools, it provides accurate pressure distribution across the contact area to form secure, reproducible crimps. Its robust construction and straightforward interface make it suitable for repeated use in workshop and field environments where consistent electrical and mechanical connections are required.

Advantages

The crimping head offers stable, repeatable crimps with reduced risk of conductor damage thanks to its engineered die geometry. Built from durable materials, it resists wear under regular use and maintains dimensional accuracy over time. Its compatibility with a range of cable types and terminals simplifies workflow by allowing quick changeovers. The compact form factor supports accessibility in confined working spaces and helps improve overall task efficiency.

Suitable for

• Crimping insulated and non-insulated terminals
• Electrical installation and maintenance tasks
• Automotive wiring and harness assembly
• Workshop and on-site repair jobs

Key specifications

• Intended function: precision crimping of cables and terminals
• Compatibility: designed to mount on matching Cimco crimping tool platforms
• Material characteristics: wear-resistant construction for extended service life
• Working profile: engineered die geometry for consistent crimp height and pressure distribution
• Physical form: compact head size for access in tight spaces

How to use

Attach the crimping head to a compatible Cimco crimping tool according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring secure mechanical engagement. Select the appropriate terminal and cable size, position the conductor and terminal within the die area, then operate the tool to perform the crimp. Inspect each crimp visually and, where necessary, perform a pull test or electrical continuity check to verify mechanical and electrical integrity.

Recommendations

Use the crimping head with terminals and cables within the specified size range for the mating tool. Regularly inspect dies for wear or deformation and replace when dimensional accuracy declines. Clean contact surfaces and avoid contaminants that could affect crimp quality. Follow recommended safety procedures and manufacturer guidance for the crimping tool to ensure reliable and safe operation.