Panduit CD-920-300 Crimp Die CT-920 CT-930

Product Description

The PANDUIT CD-920-300 is a replacement crimp die designed for use with PANDUIT CT-920 and CT-930 crimping tools. Crimp dies are the interchangeable jaw inserts that determine the die cavity profile and compression geometry for a given conductor size or terminal type. This die fits into the tool head and delivers the mechanical force needed to form a reliable, low-resistance electrical connection between a terminal or connector and its conductor. Electricians, panel builders, and wire harness technicians rely on properly matched crimp dies to meet consistent termination standards on every job.

The CD-920-300 is suited for electrical and data infrastructure work where precise, repeatable crimps are required. It is designed as a dedicated accessory for the CT-920 and CT-930 tool platforms, making it appropriate for commercial electrical installation, industrial panel wiring, and structured cabling applications. When the original die wears or a different termination profile is needed, swapping to the correct replacement die restores tool performance without replacing the entire crimping tool.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for the PANDUIT CT-920 and CT-930 crimping tools
• Interchangeable die insert allows a single tool body to handle multiple termination profiles
• Sold as an individual unit (each), allowing targeted replacement of worn or damaged dies
• Engineered to deliver consistent crimp geometry and repeatable termination results

Compatibility

Compatible with PANDUIT CT-920 and CT-930 crimping tools as stated by the manufacturer. Verify die profile and conductor size range against the termination requirements of your specific application before installation.

Installation Notes

Crimp die installation and removal should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained technician following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the crimping tool is fully unloaded and the ratchet mechanism is in the open position before removing or inserting a die. Verify that the die is fully seated and locked in the tool head before applying any crimp force. Proper die selection and seating are critical to meeting NEC termination quality requirements.