411-5007 - Mouser Electronics
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1. 411 5007 gt TE Instruction Sheet connectivity 08 MAY 2015 Rev D DOUBLE ACTION HAND TOOL 720725 1 1 The tool see Fig l covered by this Instruction Sheet crimps the applicable LOME z Crimp terminals listed in the table Fig 2 below Crimping Jaw Symbols These terminals can accept the stranded Upper Crimping wires of the listed range Jaw Use these terminals only purchased as Rear Side or Loose Piece Form from TE connectivity ihetodi Read this Instruction Sheet carefully before you crimp terminals 2 CRIMP SECTION This tool has two crimping sections To select proper crimping section a Check your wire size and terminal numbers CERTI CRIMP you are going to crimp and see if they are Ratchet applicable each other b Match the crimp symbols in Fig 2 for the wire size you have chosen These symbols must correspond with the markings stamped on the tool head Mismatched application will result improper and unstable termination 3 WIRE STRIPPING Strip the wire end in length shown in Fig 2 Do not cut nick or damage the strands when stripping LIDO NOT USE STRIP TERMINAL PART NEST TERMINAL TERMINAL WIRE RANGE INSUL STRIP NUMBER SYMBOL STRIP NO L P NO AWG mm2 RANGE mm LENGTH mm p e la 0 75 0 85 D e l6 1 25 1 42 12012 5 Ea BPS PS 12806 18 16 0 75 1 423 l4 oe Oe ee Ed 7009 O108 Fig 2 2015 Tyco Electronics Japan G K Trademark ALIIT2. bA aZA YH RKY GIA TE Connectivity Ltd 77 7 of 3 a TE Connectivity Ltd Company All Rights Reserved TE logo is a trademark Other products logos and company names might be trademarks of their respective owners LOC B Instruction Sheet E HY thy i BA 411 5007 connectivity 4 CRIMPING PROCEDURE 5 MAINTENANCE a This tool having CERTI CRIMP Ratchet can assure you constant and Lubricate all pins pivot points and bearing surfaces reliable wire crimping ot the tool with motor oil of good quality To open handles close them and squeeze SAE 20 or equivalent may be recommended until the ratchet releases Note that once Brush or wipe dirt off from the crimping surfaces the ratchet is engaged the handles can not and oil to prevent them from stains Ask TE be opened until they are fully closed field engineers to calibrate handle pressure and crimp heights of the jaws after long period of use in Insulation order to maintain the tool in good condition for Crimping l correct crimping Wire Crimping Jaw A Jaw Crimping Barrel of Terminal A Align Terminal Barrel in the mh D Correct Position in the Rear Side of Crimping Area the Tool Fig 3 b Insert the terminal into the crimping area as shown in Fig 3 Cautions must be taken cared that the wire barrel and insulation barrel of the terminal area placed on the right position and direction in the area respectively c Squeese handles to close jaws
3. to retain terminals DO NOT DEFORM TERMINAL WIRE BARREL AND INSULATION BARREL d Insert stripped wire end into the barrels just enough to be located in the right position e Hold wire in place and finish crimping by closing handles as far as they go until CERTI CRIMP Ratchet releases f Open tool handles and remove the crimped terminal from the tool Rev D 20f3 D Instruction Sheet a Ssg TE EVEBEN 411 5007 connectivity Measure at the center of the bottom of contact Crimp Height Micrometer Fig 4 PART NEST TERMINAL TERMINAL WIRE RANGE TERMINAL CRIMP NUMBER SYMBOL STRIP NO L P NO AWG mm2 HEIGHT mm lao 0 Fos oo I Moe In ee peas lo Theor Av EE a E 12806 18 16 10 75 1 42 L70165 kolos AP 100 AP 38 lf eat 2 27 Fig 5 p E 170153 45 184 Rev D 3 of 3 Mouser Electronics Authorized Distributor Click to View Pricing Inventory Delivery amp Lifecycle Information TE Connectivity 720725 1
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