crimping, corrosion, and leaks. British firm Domin Limited reckons it has a better approach. What if hydraulic pressure was generated and managed right where it was needed, using tiny, high ...

But hydraulic technology hasn’t progressed much since the 1950s. It still relies mostly on a central pressure source feeding a network of steel tubes that remain vulnerable to pinching, crimping ...

The tools produce 12 tons of crimp force and cover a wide wire range from 8 to 4/0 AWG. They are available in manual hydraulic, battery hydraulic, and remote hydraulic versions. All models accommodate ...