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Partex CT10-95I-CAL is a copper tube terminal crimping tool with a nominal 10-95 mm² working range, supplied with a calibration certificate for professional copper cable lug installation and documented tool-control procedures.
£277.51
The Partex CT10-95I-CAL is a professional copper tube terminal crimping tool supplied with a calibration certificate, designed for crimping compatible copper tube terminals and cable lugs across a nominal conductor size range of 10–95 mm². It provides a practical solution for electrical contractors, panel builders and industrial maintenance engineers who require suitable crimping equipment together with documented calibration evidence.
Based on the Partex CT10-95I crimping tool, this calibrated variant is intended for professional copper cable termination work. The tool compresses compatible copper tube terminal barrels around prepared conductors to create mechanically secure and electrically conductive connections when the correct terminal, tooling arrangement and installation procedure are used.
The inclusion of a calibration certificate makes the CT10-95I-CAL particularly relevant to organisations operating documented tool-control, quality assurance or maintenance procedures. With a 10–95 mm² nominal crimping range, it is suitable for a variety of industrial electrical installations, switchgear assemblies, distribution panels and equipment manufacturing applications where both reliable termination practices and supporting tool documentation are important.
Crimping tools play an important role in creating reliable electrical connections. An unsuitable tool, incorrect crimping arrangement or poorly executed crimp can compromise conductor retention and electrical contact. The Partex CT10-95I-CAL combines a dedicated 10–95 mm² copper tube terminal crimping tool with a calibration certificate, making it particularly useful where installation equipment must be supported by documented checks.
A calibration certificate can form part of a company's tool-management records, helping identify the calibration information associated with the supplied tool. This is relevant to electrical panel manufacturers, maintenance departments and contractors working under formal quality procedures. The certificate should be reviewed for its stated calibration date, identification details, results and any applicable validity or accreditation information; the inclusion of a certificate does not, by itself, establish a particular accreditation or ongoing calibration interval.
Correct crimping practice remains essential. Before use, select a compatible copper tube terminal and conductor, prepare the cable without damaging the strands, and follow the specified crimping procedure. Use only the approved tooling arrangement for the selected terminal size. The finished crimp should be inspected and any required insulation, cable support and mechanical protection applied. Organisations should also maintain their own inspection and recalibration schedules according to the tool manufacturer's guidance and their quality requirements.
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| Conductor Size | 10 mm² | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Crimping tool | |
| Manufacturer | Partex | |
| Model | CT10-95I-CAL | |
| Base tool model | CT10-95I | |
| Product type | Copper tube terminal crimping tool with calibration certificate | |
| Nominal crimping range | 10–95 mm² | |
| Minimum nominal conductor size | 10 mm² | |
| Maximum nominal conductor size | 95 mm² | |
| Primary application | Crimping compatible copper tube terminals and cable lugs | |
| Terminal compatibility | Copper tube terminals within the supported tooling range | |
| Typical conductor material | Copper | |
| Connection process | Compression crimping | |
| Calibration documentation | Calibration certificate included | |
| Typical installation environments | Electrical panels, switchgear, industrial equipment and power distribution assemblies | |
| Tool selection | Match the crimping arrangement to the terminal manufacturer's requirements | |
| HS Code | 82032000 |
The Partex CT10-95I-CAL is a copper tube terminal crimping tool used to install compatible copper tube cable lugs and terminals onto copper conductors within a nominal range of 10–95 mm². It is supplied with a calibration certificate for supporting tool documentation.
The CT10-95I-CAL is the calibration-certificate variant of the CT10-95I copper tube terminal crimping tool. Both are identified with a nominal 10–95 mm² working range, while the CT10-95I-CAL is supplied with calibration documentation.
The tool has a nominal crimping range of 10–95 mm². The selected copper conductor, terminal and crimping arrangement must all be compatible with the tool's supported specifications.
Yes. The CT10-95I-CAL is supplied with a calibration certificate. The certificate should be checked for its specific calibration details, identification information and any stated validity or accreditation information.
No. A calibration certificate documents calibration information associated with the tool at the time of the recorded assessment. Ongoing suitability depends on tool condition, use, inspection and any required recalibration under the manufacturer's guidance and the organisation's quality procedures.
No. Its stated nominal crimping range is 10–95 mm², so 120 mm² and 150 mm² terminals fall outside that range. A suitable larger-capacity crimping tool is required for those conductor sizes.
The CT10-95I-CAL is particularly suitable for panel builders, electrical contractors, OEM manufacturers, maintenance engineers and quality-controlled production environments where calibration documentation is required as part of equipment records or installation procedures.
The Partex CT10-95I-CAL combines professional copper tube terminal crimping capability across the 10–95 mm² nominal range with an included calibration certificate, supporting dependable cable termination practices and documented tool management in industrial electrical installations, switchgear and control panel manufacturing.
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