Panduit CT-940CH Remote Hydraulic Crimp Head

Product Description

The PANDUIT CT-940CH is a remote hydraulic crimp head designed for use with compatible hydraulic crimping tool systems. It provides the crimping force needed to terminate heavy-gauge lugs, connectors, and cable terminations in electrical and industrial applications. The crimp head attaches to a remote hydraulic power unit, allowing technicians to work in tight or confined spaces where a self-contained tool cannot reach. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers of this tool accessory.

The CT-940CH is suited for electrical construction, industrial maintenance, and utility work where large conductor terminations are required. It is used on commercial and industrial job sites where hydraulic crimping tools are the standard for high-volume or large-gauge connector installations. The remote head configuration allows the operator to position the crimp point independently from the hydraulic pump unit, improving access in panel work, cable tray installations, and switchgear terminations.

Key Features

• Remote hydraulic crimp head design separates the crimp point from the pump for improved reach in confined spaces
• Built for heavy-gauge lug and connector termination in commercial and industrial electrical work
• Compatible with hydraulic crimping tool systems requiring a remote head attachment
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory crimp head for use with PANDUIT hydraulic crimping tool systems that accept a remote head attachment. Consult the tool system documentation to confirm compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this crimp head should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained tool operator familiar with hydraulic crimping systems. Disconnect and depressurize the hydraulic power unit before attaching or detaching the remote crimp head. Follow the tool manufacturer's operating instructions for die selection, pressure settings, and maintenance intervals. Work performed with hydraulic crimping tools on electrical systems must comply with applicable NEC requirements and site safety protocols.