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The PARKER 94C-002-PFD is a 30-ton portable hose crimper designed for field and shop crimping of hydraulic and fluid-transfer hoses. Rated at 30 tons of crimping force, it handles hose assemblies up to 0.75 inches in maximum cut diameter. The unit operates on an air-over-hydraulic pump system and completes a crimp cycle in approximately 30 seconds, making it a practical choice for high-volume service work. It ships as a complete kit, including the MiniKrimp portable crimping machine, an air-over-hydraulic pump with tubing, an adapter, and a silver die ring. Hydraulic technicians, hose fabrication shops, and industrial maintenance crews are the primary users of this tool.
The 94C-002-PFD is suited for both shop bench use and portable field service where a permanent crimping station is not available. Its compact footprint — 12 inches wide by 6 inches deep — allows it to fit on a workbench or be transported to a job site. Typical applications include fabricating replacement hydraulic hose assemblies for mobile equipment, industrial machinery, and fluid-power systems. The 30-second cycle time supports efficient turnaround when building multiple assemblies in a single session.
Designed as a portable OEM-style crimping solution compatible with Parker MiniKrimp system dies and accessories. Specific hose and fitting compatibility depends on die selection; consult Parker die charts for hose series and size coverage.
Installation and operation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician familiar with hose assembly fabrication standards. Before operating, confirm the air supply meets the pump's required inlet pressure and that all tubing connections are secure. Always use the correct die set for the hose and fitting combination being crimped — incorrect dies can result in an unsafe assembly. Follow applicable industry standards, such as SAE J516 or the hose manufacturer's crimp specifications, when building pressure-rated assemblies.
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