Greenlee 6 Ton In-line Remote Crimper/Cutter with Interchangable Heads for a Variety of Applications

May 26, 2023

  • Hot stick adaptor (BTC3-TJ) utilizes standard universal spline interface
  • Universal remote control (BTC3GL) can be used with any Greenlee remote crimper/cutter
  • Interchangeable heads for a variety of crimping and cutting applications
  • Intelligent Crimping System Technology includes a pressure sensor that monitors the crimping force of each crimp and provides the operator a visual and audible alert if the force is below specifications
  • Cutting head rotates 350 degreesUses bio-degradable oil

Crimper/Cutter Specifications

Sub BrandGator
TypeRemote Scissor Cutter
StandardIEC-62841-1
Cutting EdgeSoft Metal
Cutting Range600 kcmil Copper/ Aluminum
Jaw Size1.26 (32 mm)
Overall Length17.75 (451 mm)
Handle TypeIn-Line with Over Molded Grip
Jaw MaterialHardened Steel
Finish Black Oxide

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