HSC-600 5-Cavity Cable Swaging Tool with Cutter | For 1/16"-3/16" Aluminum Sleeves 23 Gauge Collated Headless Micropins it’s made for tough field

Name: HSC-600 5-Cavity Cable Swaging Tool with Cutter | For 1/16"-3/16" Aluminum Sleeves 23 Gauge Collated Headless Micropins it’s made for tough field
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75258374040
Price: 182.00 USD
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Rating: 4.6930000000000005 (23 reviews)

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HSC 600 5 Cavity Cable Swaging Tool with Cutter For 1 16" 3 16" Aluminum Sleeves 23 Gauge Collated Headless Micropins it’s made for tough field it’s made for tough field use high load wood to wood connections where a 45 degree skew is required marine rigging The precision machined swaging dies create consistent compressions for dependable sleeve retention and professional quality terminations

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