Hydraulic Crimping Tool Hire for 3mm Cable
Hydraulic Crimping Tool Hire for 3mm Cable
Hire our smaller Hydraulic Crimping Tool Hire for 3 mm cable for the number of days you will require it and attach the fittings to the cable yourself on site. Tool Instructions will be provided with your order. If you require the tool for 5 days then you can purchase that amount of hire days on the Online Shop
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Materials
Materials
Fittings & cable: Made of superior Grade 316 Stainless Steel.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Recomendation: order fittings and cable once posts and handrail are installed. Shipping can take 2-3 working days. Tool hire not charged for over weekends. Tool to be returned via courier or dropped off at our offices after project completed. Items can be returned for a refund.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Length: 30mm
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Use the tool on a level surface and in a safe open area away from moving machinery. Use tool on the ground and keep tool in upright position whilst in use. Tool instructions available. Ensure no welding or grinding is done near your cables. Ensure cutting of cable is done away from the balustrade. We recomend the use of a grinder with a slimline cuttting disk suitable for cutting metal and steel. Buy cutting disk that is the correct size for your grinder.
Allen Key Tensioner
Give your Balustrade cables the perfect finish with this Allen Key Tensioner. The level machined head will appear flat against the outide of your post leaving a flush finish. Correct Allen Key is required to turn the Allen Key Tensioner.
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FREE Delivery
FREE & Secure delivery for orders over R1500.00
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Customer Review
"Fantastic team to work with. Their knowledge is immense and you can actually discuss various concepts and get proper insight on each. Helpful, friendly and always willing and able to help". Fred Lindeque