Peerless Industrial Group 4529910 Cable Swedging Tool 3/16" Max
Swages cable up to 3/16 inch diameter for secure lifting and pulling connections
- Swages cable up to 3/16" diameter for secure terminations
- Peerless Industrial Group branding ensures industrial-grade reliability
- Model 4529910 identifies the exact tool for reordering
- Listed by manufacturer since February 15 2022 confirming current production
- Designed for lifting pulling and conveying applications
Cable Swedging Tool 3/16" Max
This Peerless Industrial Group tool swages cable ends up to three-sixteenths of an inch. It is built for rigging, lifting and conveyor maintenance where secure terminations are required. The hand-operated design suits field and shop use alike. Model 4529910 has been available since 2022.
For wire-rope terminations up to 3/16
Technicians who need to form eyes or attach fittings on small-diameter cable will find this tool matches the task. It does not accommodate larger wire rope, so crews working with heavier diameters must use a different swager. The unit is manual, not hydraulic, limiting speed on high-volume jobs.
Maximum cable diameter 3/16 inch
The three-sixteenths-inch capacity is the single figure that decides fit. Verify your wire-rope size against this limit before purchasing. Exceeding it will prevent a proper swage and can compromise the assembly. No other specification overrides this constraint.
How it compares
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- Price $160.99
- Pricier than about 85% of the 1,558 comparable items (median $34.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | PEERLESS CHAIN |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum cable diameter the 4529910 swedging tool can handle?
The tool is rated for cables up to 3/16 inch maximum diameter.
What physical space or mounting does the 4529910 require for operation?
It is a hand-operated tool needing only a stable work surface and clearance for the lever handles to swing.
How is the 4529910 used to swedge a cable, and what step is often missed?
Insert the sleeve and cable fully into the correct groove, then compress the handles completely; users often forget to verify full sleeve engagement before swedging.
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