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CRIMPING WITH THE CC15 CRIMPER

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Select the correct die set for the combination of hose and

ﬁ tting being crimped. Consult the hose and ﬁ tting manufacturer's

speciﬁ cations for the correct die to use and ﬁ nal crimp diameter

required.

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To insert the dies, open the master dies to the fully open position,

and insert each die ﬁ nger individually making certain that the die

size (number stamped on the die) is correct. The die should click

into place with the ball detent when it is properly positioned.

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The ﬁ nal crimp diameter is the closed diameter of the die

stamped on the face of the die plus the number shown on the

micrometer. See micrometer setting example below.

Micrometer Setting Example

Each 100 on the metric Micrometer represents 1 mm above

the closed diameter of the die set. For example, with a 10mm

die installed and the Micrometer set at 250, the ﬁ nished crimp

diameter would be 12.5 mm. (10mm + 2.5mm)

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Insert the hose and ﬁ tting in the crimper head and press and hold

the green Start/Close button or press and hold the Foot Switch.

When the crimper reaches the correct diameter, the crimper will

shut off. When possible, the hose ﬁ tting should be centered axially

in the die set to assure a uniform crimp with minimum taper.

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When the Hold/Release valve is in the Hold position, the crimper

can be jogged into position to allow for more accurate positioning

of the ﬁ tting in the die set. Turn the Hold/Release valve to the

Release position to allow the dies to retract.

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Measure the ﬁ nished crimp diameter to be certain that it is within

manufacturer's speciﬁ cations. If the ﬁ nished diameter is not within

speciﬁ cations, see calibration instructions.

Note: Due to tolerance variations in hose and ﬁ tting

combinations, some "offset" may be required for speciﬁ c

combinations of hose and ﬁ ttings. This does not mean that

the crimper is out of calibration.

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