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• Power around 90 tools with a single battery

• More work-per-charge

• Built-in battery diagnostics

• New and improved safety features

• Last charged location*

With Nuron, you can perform corded and petrol-powered applications on a single cordless platform. From breaking and cutting to drilling and fastening, º£½ÇÉçÇø tools, including our cordless hydraulic crimper products, are designed for maximum performance and improved user comfort. Tools on the Nuron battery platform offer crimpers without compromise thanks to longer-lasting batteries, time-saving accessories like interchangeable jaws, and a range of services to keep you productive, today and tomorrow.

And as a º£½ÇÉçÇø customer, you can also take advantage of yearly certification and free tool inspection services to keep your products working effectively – which also adds further confidence to your customers and your reputation. This helps to minimise downtime and ensures productivity across all your projects.

If you’re using a hydraulic crimper on site, you need to have total confidence in that product to ensure you deliver a fully robust standard of work that is compliant and strong for its purpose. With extensive third-party testing across a range of different standards, our tools offer verified crimping quality that means you, and your customers, can have full trust in our products.

While the verified quality is just one advantage, additional safety features on selected products such as electronic trigger lock, audio and visual prompts, offer an elevated level of protection to you and your crews when crimping.

If that wasn’t enough, added benefits such as 350° head rotation across all our hydraulic crimpers offer better useability in tight conditions. Cycle time starts from approximately 4 seconds on our 6-ton crimper, with our 12-ton crimpers offering an approximate 9-second cycle time.

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A hydraulic cable cutter, as the name suggests, uses hydraulic pressure to cut regular, thick and industrial-grade cables. The force these cutters generate can cut through copper and steel (including reinforced steel) with minimal effort.

Hydraulic cable cutters are used on tasks across several industries. You can usually find them being used for electrical and mains installations, major infrastructure projects, or frequently on jobs in the telecoms industry.

A hydraulic cable cutter uses hydraulic pressure to cut through the thickest and strongest cable. It works using an internal hydraulic pump which pressurises hydraulic oil, similar to that used in a car jack or power steering components, which in turn applies force to the cutting head/ blade to operate.

While most modern hydraulic cutters use battery power to operate, some require manual operation with a pump to increase pressure before use.

While hydraulic cutters can have complex inner components, maintenance is relatively straightforward to ensure they work efficiently. Our recommended maintenance routine incudes:

• Cleaning blades after use with a microfiber cloth, brush or compressed air

• Visual inspection after use or periodically to check for excessive wear

• If possible, checking hydraulic fluid levels through sight glass, LED indicators or opening up the unit by trained professionals

• If you need to replace oil, do so using the correct oil to maintain recommended viscosity and purge air from the device

• Scheduled servicing based on manufacturer guidelines