Tool Case for Photovoltaics from Knipex

July 31, 2023

For solar cable connectors MC4 (Multi-Contact) 7 parts

Photovoltaics Tool Case Features

  • With crimping die 97 49 66 for solar cable connectors MC4 (Multi-Contact) 2.5 – 6.0 mm², locator 97 49 66 1 and set of mounting tools 97 49 66 2
  • With Precision Insulation Stripper 12 12 11 with adapted blades for smaller stripping capacities 1.5 / 2.5 / 4.0 / 6.0 mm²
  • With Crimp System Pliers 97 43 200 A for exchangeable crimping dies; crimping pressure has been set precisely (calibrated) in the factory
  • With cable shears 95 16 165 for Cu cables up to Ø 15 mm
  • With service tools (hexagonal key) for the change of crimping dies
  • Foam insert with recesses for tools, crimping dies and locators
  • Shock-resistant plastic case
  • Dimensions, exterior (W x H x D): 345 x 80 x 280 mm

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