CABAC CCu Reducing Link 6-4mm2 CASR6/4

Description

Reliable Reducing Connections for Clean, Efficient Installs

The CABAC Copper Reducing Link 6–4mm² is designed to make reducing conductor sizes quick and straightforward on-site. Whether you’re running fly leads, tails, or transition joints, this link delivers a clean, secure connection between 6mm² and 4mm² copper conductors—helping streamline your install without unnecessary workarounds.

Built for both circular and sector stranded copper conductors, it gives flexibility across a wide range of applications. The result is faster terminations, fewer connection issues, and a neater finish that holds up under real job conditions.

Trade-Grade Durability with Proven Compliance

Engineered for demanding environments, this reducing link features an impermeable barrier against oils and water—helping maintain connection integrity over time, even in tougher installations. That added protection reduces the risk of corrosion or performance loss, especially in commercial and industrial settings.

Designed to be crimped using CABAC and MSS Power standard copper dies, it aligns with Australian/New Zealand crimping practices. This ensures consistent, compliant connections that meet trade expectations and minimise call-backs or rework.

Built for Fast, Hassle-Free Trade Workflows

When you’re working to deadlines, every minute counts. This reducing link is made for efficiency—easy to install with standard Australian/NZ dies and compatible with commonly used tooling already in your kit.

Backed by a trusted trade supply network, it supports smooth procurement with reliable availability, helping you avoid delays and keep projects moving. Ideal for electricians who need dependable components without overcomplicating the job.

Key Specs

• Conductor size: 6–4mm²
• Suitable for circular and sector stranded copper conductors
• Application: reducing joints, fly leads, tails
• Impermeable barrier for oils and water
• Compatible with CABAC and MSS Power standard copper dies
• Crimp with standard Australian/NZ dies

Ideal For

• Licensed electricians handling conductor size transitions
• Residential and commercial installations requiring reducing joints
• Switchboard and panel wiring (tails and fly leads)
• Maintenance teams performing upgrades or retrofits
• Contractors needing compliant, reliable crimp connections