1. Strip the wire.
2. Assemble the universal positioner on the crimp tool frame (see
pic. A)
3. Raise and rotate the wire gauge selection knob on
the tool frame, to select the correct crimping dimension.
4. Place the contact (mating end first) into the crimp
tool.
5. Insert the stripped wire into the hollow end of the
contact. Close the crimp tool arms completely and release.
6. For ease of insertion is it beneficial to lubricate
insert cavities with the recommended lubricant, like isopropyl
alcohol. DO NOT USE ALTERNATIVE GREASES OR
OILS wich could damage the insert and work unproperly.
7. Insert the wired contact from the rear of the
connector
as shown below, using the insertion tool (see pic. B).
8. When inserting socket contacts, it is recommended
that a guide pin be used (FEMALE CONTACTS ONLY see pic. C).
Remove the guide pin from the inserted contact and use it for
the next contact.
9. Apply a slow, even pressure until the contact snaps
into position.
10. Only use the recommended removal tool (pic. D) to
remove the contact or to adjust its position in the cavity.
Use ofother tools could damage the contact or insert.
1. For ease of insertion is it beneficial
to lubricate insert cavities with the recommended lubricant,
like isopropyl alcohol. DO NOT USE ALTERNATIVE GREASES OR OILS
wich could damage the insert and work unproperly.
2. Insert the male contact (M) from the rear of the connector
as shown below, using the clamp insertion tool (B). Apply a
slow, even pressure until the contact snaps into position (see
pic 1).
3. When inserting socket contacts (F), it is recommended that
a guide pin (G) be used (FEMALE CONTACTS ONLY). Apply a slow,
even pressure until the contact snaps into position, remove
the guide pin from the inserted contact and use it for the
next contact (see pic 2, 3, 4, 5).
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INSERTING TOOL |
SVKT12GP |
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Part. N. SVKTINS12 |
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Part N. SVKT-KSTRAP
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The pneumatic tools are well know for their unequaled
reputation for trouble-free, dependable service, cost saving
and adaptability both in military and industrial programs.
Whether upper, middle or lower range, the power tools fulfill
the same precise crimp requirements as the hand models. They
use the same indenter configuration, the same gaging
dimensions and selector settings. No additional operator
training is necessary. The compact size and light weight of
these tools allows them to be used easily as hand tools, as
well as high production bench tools. The hand trigger is
designed for equal ease of use by right or left handed
operators. Bench mounted, the optional foot valve allows
hands-free operation. |
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| PNEUMATIC CRIMP | FOOT VALVE | BENCH MOUNT ADJUSTABLE | |||
Part. N. SVKTCRIMP-A |
Part. N. SVKTCRIMP-B |
Part. N. SVKTCRIMP-C |
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Lightweight and compact, this tool is ideal for the compression of connectors on overhead lines and other general electric installation applications. With the benefit of spring loaded handles, the dies can be advanced using only one hand; therefore leaving the other hand free to position the connector. For ease of operation and comfort of the operator, the tool head can rotate through 180 degrees. The built-in safety valve will by-pass the oil supply, when the maximum pressure is reached. The pressure release system can easily be operated, at any stage of the compression. |
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