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Milwaukee Tool 300 MCM Copper U Style Die

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SKU:
MLW49-16-U300C
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Weight:
0.29 LBS
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Description

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Copper U-Style Die
300 MCM

Model 49-16-U300C • Matched conductor size for the Milwaukee 6T crimping system

MODEL49-16-U300C

Product Overview

This U-style die has size markings for matching 300 MCM copper conductors.

Match the die, jaw and connector before crimping. The stainless steel finish helps resist corrosion.

  • Size MarkingRead the marked wire size.
  • Color CodingIdentify the die by color.
  • Stainless FinishHelps resist corrosion.
  • Size ImprintDie size marks the connector.

Technical Specifications

Model
49-16-U300C
Conductor
Copper
Wire size
300 MCM
Die style
6T U-style
Finish
Stainless steel
Crimper
2679-20

Choose the Correct Fit

Match 300 MCM copper wire and the connector requirements to this die. Verify the compatible jaw and die combination for the 2679-20 crimper.

Installation & Care

Remove the tool battery before installing or changing dies. Keep the die seating surfaces clean and inspect the dies before each use.

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Important Product Questions

Which conductor is this die for?

Model 49-16-U300C is listed for 300 MCM copper conductors. Match the connector manufacturer's die and crimp requirements as well as the conductor size.

Which tool and jaw should I use?

The exact manufacturer model information identifies the 2679-20 M18 FORCE LOGIC crimper. Verify the required compatible jaw and connector-specific die selection; U-style shape alone does not establish interchangeability.

How can I identify the die?

The die has wire-size markings and color coding, and it presses its size into the connector during crimping. Use the marked size rather than color alone when checking the selection.

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