Battery Hydraulic Crimping Tools
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1.Crimping head rotates 360
2.Automatic pressure release
3.Crimping capacity:max 300mm2
4.One tool for multifunction
The ECT-60UNV combines three jobsite operations into one battery-powered tool: hydraulic crimping up to 300 mm², cable cutting up to 40 mm diameter, and sheet steel punching up to 3.5 mm thickness.
The tool uses interchangeable heads — a C-type crimping head with die adapter (Cu 50–300 mm² dies included), a shear-type cutting blade for copper, aluminum, and ACSR conductors up to 40 mm, and a punching head with round dies for mild steel and stainless steel panels.
A 6-ton hydraulic system operating at 700 bar delivers consistent force across all three functions. The flip-open head rotates 360° for access in confined enclosures. The OLED display tracks cycle count, battery level, and maintenance intervals. At 4.4 kg, the ECT-60UNV replaces three separate tools in a single carrying case (59 × 51 × 14 cm packing size).
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◢ Flip-open head, crimping head rotates 360° ◢ Two-stage hydraulics, automatic pressure release ◢ Built-in intelligent computer chip, OLED display makes it easy to read information ◢ Equipped with LED work lights to make work easier ◢ High-capacity 18V power-on display lithium battery, with fast charger ◢ PP plastic, molding in one, strong and anti-impact |
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Crimping Force |
6t |
Rated Pressure |
700bar |
Crimping Capacity |
Max 300mm2 |
Punching Capacity |
Plain Steel: 3.5mm thick, Φ64mm
Stainless Steel: 2.5mm thick, Φ64mm
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Cutting Capacity |
Max 40mm Cu/Al/ACSR |
Standard Dies |
Die adapter, Cu50-300mm2
Cutting blade: UCACSR, UC40
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Net Weight |
4.4kg |
Gross Weight |
12.5kg(punching kit not included) |
Dimensions |
43x28x8cm |
Packing Size |
59x51x14cm |
Panel Building — Crimping control cabinet wiring, cutting DIN rail wiring, and punching cable entry holes in enclosure panels — all with one tool.
Switchgear Assembly — Crimping power cable lugs up to 300 mm² inside switchgear cabinets; punching gland plate holes on site without a separate hydraulic punch.
Electrical Construction — Cutting copper and aluminum feeder cables up to 40 mm diameter, then crimping terminal lugs to the same cables with a quick head change.
Railway and Transit Maintenance — Field servicing of trackside cabinets: cutting signal cables, crimping replacement connectors, and punching mounting holes for equipment brackets.
OEM and Workshop Production — Repetitive crimping and cutting in harness manufacturing environments where switching between dedicated tools slows throughput.
