Panduit CDI-920-10 Indent Die Crimping Tool

Product Description

The PANDUIT CDI-920-10 is an indent die designed for use with compatible Panduit crimping tools. Indent dies are precision-machined tooling inserts that create consistent, secure crimps on electrical connectors, terminals, and lugs. This die is a dedicated accessory for the Panduit C-series crimp tool platform and is used by electricians and electrical contractors who require reliable, repeatable terminations on copper conductors. Proper indent crimping reduces connection resistance and ensures long-term termination integrity in panel, switchgear, and wire management applications.

This die is suited for electrical installation work in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. It is used wherever Panduit-compatible crimping tools are deployed for terminating lugs, connectors, or splices. Sold as a single unit, it is a direct replacement or supplemental die for an existing Panduit C-series crimp tool. Electrical contractors and maintenance technicians sourcing replacement tooling inserts for Panduit crimp platforms will find this a direct fit.

Key Features

• Indent-style die geometry for consistent, low-resistance crimps
• Designed for use with Panduit C-series crimping tools
• Sold as a single die unit (EA, QTY: 1)
• Precision-fit tooling insert for repeatable terminations
• Appropriate for electrical connector and lug crimping applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with Panduit C-series crimping tools as a tooling accessory die insert. Refer to the Panduit CDI-920-10 product documentation to confirm fit with your specific crimp tool model before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of this die should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained tool technician familiar with Panduit crimp tool systems. Ensure the crimp tool is fully de-energized and depressurized before inserting or removing any die components. Follow the crimp tool manufacturer instructions for die seating and locking to prevent movement during operation. Work performed using this tooling in electrical applications must comply with applicable NEC requirements and local codes.