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Hydraulic lug crimping tool with nine interchangeable die sets, supplied in a yellow carry case
The METRA IBLUGT is a hydraulic crimping tool designed for terminating lugs and ferrules in automotive and marine electrical installations. It ships with nine interchangeable die sets to cover a range of conductor sizes. The unit is supplied in a yellow carrying case for organisation and transport.
Technicians who require a self-contained hydraulic crimper with a broad die assortment will find this kit suitable. Buyers who only need a single fixed die or a manual ratchet crimper for lighter gauge wire should consider simpler alternatives.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | The Install Bay |
| Model name | IBLUGT |
| Product type | Ferrules Hydraulic Lug Crimping Tool |
The kit includes nine die sets for crimping a variety of lug sizes.
Yes, it crimps standard lugs that match the included die profiles, so it works with common automotive lug types.
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