Dubuis’s cutting-edge crimping

France-based Dubuis is unveiling its new Neoelec in line BPL36 crimping tool at Intermat 2012.The company, bought by Stanley Black&Decker in 2006, has designed a crimper with 35kN force and 8mm stroke, weighing 2.1kg and capable of 4-185mm² hexagonal crimping.
February 6, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Dubuis, a Stanley Black&Decker company, is launching its new BPL36 crimping tool at Intermat 2012. The device comes with an 18V De Walt battery and end crimping indicator.
France-based 2306 Dubuis is unveiling its new Neoelec in line BPL36 crimping tool at 242 INTERMAT 2012.The company, bought by Stanley Black & Decker in 2006, has designed a crimper with 35kN force and 8mm stroke, weighing 2.1kg and capable of 4-185mm² hexagonal crimping.

The BPL36, controlled by a microprocessor on/off button, comes with an end crimping indicator and an 18V De Walt battery. It’s connected by flash drive for maintenance and has a built-in light for work application.

Speaking at Pre-INTERMAT Frank Oosterlinck, director of Hydraulics Europe at Stanley Black&Decker, said Stanley was looking to generate turnover of $15bn by 2015. The company recorded turnover of $10bn in 2011.

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