Milwaukee

Milwaukee Tool M18 6T Snub Nose Crimping Jaw

(No reviews yet) Write a Review
SKU:
MLW49-16-11D3
Availability:
Usually Ships Same Day
Weight:
2.25 LBS
*Images are for visual reference only.
$649.00
Frequently bought together:

Description

Built for the TradesReady for What’s Next
Nothing butHEAVY
DUTY®
6T UTILITY CRIMPING

Snub-Nose D3
Crimping Jaw

A snub-nose d3 crimping jaw with a verified 2977-20 service fit, starting serial L33A.

MODEL49-16-11D3

Product Overview

Use the prescribed W style dies for the connector. Confirm the full crimping combination.

A quarter-turn retaining pin mounts the jaw. Separate push pins retain the removable dies.

  • Force class6T utility-crimper jaw.
  • Verified crimper2977-20, serial L33A.
  • Die familyW style.
  • Jaw retentionQuarter-turn locking pin.

Technical Specifications

Force class
6T
Crimper fit
2977-20
Serial scope
L33A
Die family
W style
Jaw retention
90° locking pin
Die retention
Push pins

Choose the Correct Fit

Identify the crimper and match the jaw, dies, connector and conductor against the applicable manufacturer chart. Do not select a combination by force class alone.

Remove the battery before changing the jaw. Align its center hole, fully insert and lock the retaining pin, and secure the locking thumb screw as instructed.

Installation & Care

Use the die-retaining pins to install the correct dies. Inspect the complete arrangement and follow the connector manufacturer’s crimp sequence.

Keep hands clear during operation and work on de-energized lines whenever possible. Inspect the jaw and dies for cracks or damage and remove damaged parts from service.

Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.

Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.

BRING ON
THE NEXT JOB.
Willy, GetPipe.com support mascot

Ask Willy:

Send Willy the crimper, connector and required die reference to check the complete jaw arrangement.

Important Product Questions

Can I choose dies by wire size alone?

No. Use the approved connector, conductor and W style die combination for this jaw. Verify it in the applicable chart before crimping.

What must I check after changing the jaw?

The retaining pin must be fully inserted and locked. Secure its locking thumb screw and confirm that the dies are correctly retained before operation.

Can this jaw cut cable as well?

This listing is for a crimping jaw. Use a separately specified cutting jaw for cable cutting.

View AllClose

Reviews