Panduit CDI-920-60 Indent Die

Product Description

The PANDUIT CDI-920-60 is an indent die designed for use with PANDUIT crimping tools. Indent dies are precision-machined tooling inserts that produce consistent, repeatable crimps on electrical connectors and terminals. This die fits into a compatible PANDUIT crimp tool head and is used by electricians and electrical contractors during wire termination work on power distribution, control panel, and industrial wiring projects. The CDI-920-60 is sold as a single unit and is categorized as a hardware accessory within the PANDUIT tooling system.

Indent dies like the CDI-920-60 are used in commercial and industrial electrical installations where reliable, code-compliant terminations are required. The die is selected based on the connector type and wire gauge being terminated. It is most commonly used by licensed electricians and panel builders working on control panels, switchgear, bus connections, and similar electrical assembly applications.

Key Features

• Precision indent die designed for use with compatible PANDUIT crimping tools
• Produces consistent, repeatable crimps for reliable electrical terminations
• Single-unit quantity for straightforward replacement or tooling kit expansion
• Engineered as a dedicated hardware accessory within the PANDUIT tool system

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible PANDUIT crimping tools as a replacement or supplemental indent die. Refer to PANDUIT tool documentation to confirm compatibility with your specific tool model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Die installation and removal should be performed with the crimping tool fully de-energized and disconnected from any power source if it is a powered tool. Follow the PANDUIT tool manufacturer instructions for die insertion and locking to ensure secure seating before use. Electrical terminations made with this die should comply with applicable NEC requirements for the circuit and connector type being used. Only qualified electricians or trained technicians should perform terminations in energized or safety-critical electrical systems.