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ABB STA-KON Benchtop Crimping Tool: 1-Step Reliable Performance

ByLauren Willman

6/7/2022

Standard Electric and ABB are offering the Sta-Kon Benchtop Crimping Tool providing efficient processing of loose wire end sleeves with plastic collars in 6–12 mm lengths. Featuring an intuitive LCD control panel and feeder bowl design, it also uses loose ferrules which greatly reduce the contact resistance between the wire and connector. It even helps cut down on the oxidation in the strands because of the lack of air space between them.  No special pieces are required, and cycle time and receiver swaps are quick and easy. 

Features & Benefits:

  • Ability to strip and crimp
  • Crimps 24–8 AWG or 0.25-10 metric wire (using correct toolkit a base device)
  • Quick tool changeover from different gauges
  • Easy bowl transfer
  • Compressed air connection 65 psi (4.5 bar) to 87 psi max (6 bar)
  • Standard electrical plug
  • Main connection 120 V, 60Hz/230 V, 50Hz
  • Net weight 62 lbs
  • Programmable countdown function stops crimping when desired number of installations made
  • Adjustable feeder bowl speed
  • Wide range of options to serve any DC motor application

ABB Sta-Kon Benchtop Crimping Tool ensures reliable operation due to its premium components in combination with its robust construction.

Click here to download the ABB Sta-Kon Benchtop Crimping Tool data sheet.

To learn more about the ABB Sta-Kon Benchtop Crimping Tool, click the link below and your Account Manager will be in touch.

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