CRIMPHANDY - Crimping machine
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- ►The crimping machine CRIMPHANDY is the smallest available battery operated, hand-held stripping and crimping machine.
►The device will crimp ferrules on the conductor in two seconds, with stripping, applying the ferrule and crimping in one step.
►The CRIMPHANDY revolutionizes the process of conductor preparation: Only one tool, one work step and time savings of around 75%.
►If you want to find out more about the CRIMPHANDY please visit: phoe.co/stripp...
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Make the next video a bit slower, I didn't fall asleep completely at this one.
They make it to know the equipment.
Well, almost 15% of the video shows how to plug in the wall wart and charge the battery. Combined with the price tag, I'm assuming this appeals to a certain brain-dead clientelle.
Cool tool. Would pay no more than $300 for it. The around $2k number is the most ridiculous thing I’ve seen.
LOL you have no clue what professional tools cost, man. The manual ferrule crimpers from them are around $200. And that’s just the crimper. An automatic stripper is another $150.
You wanna see expensive? Look at the equipment to strip really small (under 3mm total diameter, down to around 1mm) coaxial cable. My work has one of those machines and it’s around $20,000.
Agree it is just way overpriced. Granted if you have zero competition - you can basically ask for whatever you want. But this is just madness - production cost of this device is probably less than 100$ .. maybe even less than 50$ or 20$ if they are as smart in manufacturing as in engineering. In this case (20$) a margin of above 10.000% is just evil. I think a lot more people would buy and enjoy this product but they artificially keep the customer base small. Until the Chinese come in, copy and sell for 5$ a piece. Just dumb in the long run ... imo.
@@pWAVE86 There is no way in hell the production cost is under $100, never mind $20. It’s made in Germany, not China. $100 is only 2 or 3 hours of labor and overhead, and that thing has precision-machined mechanical parts, plus electronics, so it’s going to be way more than 2 hours of labor to make it and its parts. Remember, these things are UL certified, in that if you crimp their ferrules with their crimper per the instructions, the finished crimp is UL certified. But this also means that manufacturing tolerances must be tight, so this isn’t some cheap tool. And since it’s electric - and thus intended for higher volume than a manual unit - it has to be designed to maintain those tight tolerances for longer without wearing out. That costs money.
The Chinese can’t even sell _manual_ ratcheting ferrule crimpers for $5, so they aren’t gonna be able to do an electric one for that. The battery alone is worth more than $5. I would expect them to be able to do it for $200, though, albeit with unknown quality. Chinese crimpers in general do not impress with their build quality.
(Besides, just because the list price is $2k doesn’t mean they expect customers to actually pay that much. I finally got the Phoenix Contact purchasing account set up at work, and the prices it shows me already are already a bit lower for tools, but the rep said to inquire with him for tools because he can quote much bigger discounts manually. That’s how a lot of commercial stuff works: astronomical list prices, then aggressive discounts to stop you from buying from the competition. The oscilloscope we bought at work at the end of last year got a 60% discount off list, and it’s a very recent model, not old stuff on clearance!)
Do not underestimate the chinese production quality these days … do not get confused with the „cheap consumer crap“ that is thrown around with stacking discounts on some of the big name platforms. China is able to produce high quality with competitive prices as well - if they want and if you look at the right manufacturers. Not by accident that the german auto brands are mainly made in china these days and merely assembled in europe .. at best.
I have no idea what there production cost is .. but for sure higher if 100% in Germany. But CNC and machined parts are not as expansive these days anymore either.
At the end of the day this is no witchcraft / rocket science product. Compare for example with recent apple vision pro .. the amount of tech, materials, fabric etc in a low run volume product with similar price point of 2-3k.
It is just insane. Price-wise. If companies get fat discounts thats nice … but does not help the consumer / hobbiest that has to wait for the mentioned competition to come in and bring price back to „normal“ levels…
@@pWAVE86 Of course the Chinese _can_ make top quality products, but not at the prices you’re imagining, which are thoroughly unrealistic.
Is the price really 2.5k euros?
Great tool but difficult to get in the US. Exhausted with trying to get this device so far.
£2k er I'll pass.
This is a horrible 'advertisement' it to shows me 5 min assembling and disassembling the tool and very much none of it's advantages. I understand it's intend of being a manual rather than an add.
OK looks cool but way too expensive.
Also it only appears to do 1 size of crimp? as its printed on the side with 1.5 - can it do other sizes and if so - does it say the size when you put them in?
Indeed it´s a great tool to optimize your work. The time saving with the CRIMPHANDY is up to 70% and this leads to a quick amortization.
It is equipped with one fixed cross-section and cannot be changed. The inductive sensor detects whether you have entered the correct cross-section for process-safe work.
How reliable is this? Does it come with a quality guarantee? How long is the warranty?
Took one of our guys a few hours to break one ^^
Price
Crazy price just a gimmick really
1. Time saved = productivity
2. Increased quality = less faults... less time fault finding
3. Less customer problems = increased good reputation
I saw it advertised for $2800. That’s absolutely ridiculous.
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Show the tool without the drama
Send me cost
Thank you for your interest. Please contact our colleagues in your country: phoe.co/PhoenixContact
1889.89
What is the cycle time crimp to next crimp?
The pure crimp cycle from actuation to the finished crimp takes 1.2 seconds. - With feeding
Quanto custa para enviar para o Brasil
Tem um vídeo da Engehall sobre, +- 2500 Euros lá! Aí, importando legalmente deve sair quase o dobro + multiplica pela cotação da nossa moeda bozolizada.
Also it strip the wire?
yes it does
Boa tarde como Faso para compra
Lo puedes comprar por el modico precio de 2500€
I am a Technical Trainer in the United States. I have shown this to my students. Our understanding is that this is not available here? Can you send us one to use for our classroom? Thank you!
Hi John, I am the product specialist in the US for this product. Please contact me directly. mhaynes@phoenixcontact.com Thank you.
Maria Haynes
Yeah you are not getting this for free. Nice try. If you want one you can have it for the low price of $1800.00
Oh sorry forgot the shipping cost $1889.89
Stripax Automatik by Weidmüller is better to use
This is to expensive May bi Phoenix🤪