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Weidmüller -Smallest Crimping Tool PZ 2.5S

June 3, 2024
Weidmüller -Smallest Crimping Tool PZ 2.5S

Weidmuller Australia has launched the PZ 2.5 S, the smallest professional crimping tool on the market for wire end ferrules. In control cabinet construction, on average 90% of connections are in the cross-section range of 2.5 mm2 and smaller.

Weidmuller Australia has launched the PZ 2.5 S, the smallest professional crimping tool on the market for wire end ferrules. In control cabinet construction, on average 90% of connections are in the cross-section range of 2.5 mm2 and smaller. A focus on this cross-section range makes the PZ 2.5 extremely compact and ergonomic – the small handle width, the opening angle, as well as the weight, make the tool easy to use every day without fatiguing the hand, wrist, or arm. By excelling at this smaller crimp range, the wear on the tool is greatly reduced leading to a doubling of service life.

PZ 2.5 S

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