Milwaukee 49-16-750C 750 MCM Cu/Al Crimping Jaw with 750 MCM Cu 6T U Style Dies - 432719
This 600 MCM Crimper with 750 MCM Expanded Jaw provides precise crimps for #8–750 MCM copper and dual-rated connectors. Using U-style dies with clear wire size markings and industry-standard color codes, the crimper imprints the wire size onto the connector after crimping, allowing for easy inspection and reliable results. The crimper is compatible with the 600 MCM Crimper base tool.
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Features
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Compatible with 600 MCM Crimper base tool
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Produces cULus-classified crimps according to UL 486A-B standards
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Proprietary jaw holds connectors for instant alignment
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100% inspected and serialized to ensure crimp quality
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Die size pressed into connector for easy identification
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Stainless steel finish for corrosion protection
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Wire size marked on each die for quick reference
Specifications
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Length: 4.48"
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Height: 5.38"
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Width: 1.77"
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Weight: 3.3 lbs00
What Our Expert Think
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Designed for large-capacity crimping applications up to 750 MCM copper and aluminum conductors
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Includes 750 MCM Cu 6T U-Style dies for precise, consistent crimps
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Compatible with Milwaukee FORCE LOGIC™ 6T crimping tools
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Built with forged, high-strength steel for durability in demanding electrical applications
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Provides electricians with a reliable, jobsite-ready crimping solution for heavy-gauge wiring
Q&A
Q: What size conductors can this crimping jaw handle?
A: It’s rated for up to 750 MCM copper and aluminum conductors.
Q: Does it come with dies included?
A: Yes, it includes 750 MCM Cu 6T U-style dies.
Q: What tools is this compatible with?
A: It is designed for use with Milwaukee FORCE LOGIC™ 6T crimping tools.
Q: Is it intended for professional use?
A: Yes, it’s engineered for electrical contractors and utility professionals handling large wire installations.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean and inspect dies regularly to ensure accurate, safe crimps
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Lightly lubricate moving parts to maintain smooth jaw operation
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Store in a protective case when not in use to avoid corrosion or damage
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Verify die alignment before each crimp to maintain connection integrity
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Replace worn or damaged dies immediately to prevent improper crimps
