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Mophorn Hydraulic Hose Crimper Hydra-Krimp 71500,Manual AC Hose Crimper Kit Air Conditioning Repaire Handheld,Hydraulic Hose Crimping Tool with 7 Die Set, for Barbed and Beaded Hose Fittings
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Mophorn Hydraulic Hose Crimper Hydra-Krimp Features
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Durable Crimping Tool: Our crimper is made of aluminum alloy material, ensuring its durability. Stamper hardness can reach up to 53 HRC to bear a large force. And it equipped with 7 dies, size: #6, #8, #10, #12(5/16", 13/32", 1/2", 5/8") and reduced barrier #8, #10, #12(13/32", 1/2", 5/8").
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Integral Hydraulic: This hand-held integral hydraulic press A/C hose crimper is made for easy use. The hydraulic tool is designed with exquisite details, such as a pressure relief valve and no-leakage oil cylinder.
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Instant Setup: Our hydraulic crimper can be installed according to the following steps: First, select the correct die to insert, insert the pin, then turn the tool's body clockwise until dies are snug against hose fitting. Turn the valve to work position, pump the handle until stop. Finally, you can get the hose crimped.
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Lightweight & Compact: One-person operation saves your time and energy. Besides, the crimping tool kit is stored in a plastic toolbox, reducing the possibility of missing parts. It is compact and easy to carry.
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Wide Application: The crimping tool has a base that can be mounted to a bench for easy use, or the base can be held by any vise. It is compatible with the project car's AC lines, bead locking fitting, and A/C hose.
About Mophorn Hydraulic Hose Crimper Hydra-Krimp
Description The lightweight hand-held hydraulic press is very portable and ideal for shop and field applications. The Hydra-crimp can be used on both beaded and barbed hose fittings. The kit comes with a complete set of dies.
