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Stationary Jaw
Front of Tool
Back of Tool
(Wire Side)
Pivot Pin
PRO-- CRIMPER III Hand
Crimping Tool Frame
354940-- 1 (408-- 9930)
Die Assembly
Moving Jaw
Ratchet Adjustment
Wheel
The PRO-- CRIMPER III Hand Crimping Tool Assembly is a “Commercial”
grade tool and is designed primarily for field installation, repair, maintenance
work, or prototyping in industrial, commercial, or institutional applications.
Product crimped with this tool will meet the crimp height requirement for hand
tools in the appropriate 114 series specification, but may not comply with other
feature parameters of the specification. TE Connectivity offers a variety of tools
to satisfy your performance requirements. For additional information, contact
the Tooling Assistance Center at 1-- 800-- 722-- 1111.
Stationary
Handle
Moving
Handle
Wire
TE Die
Assembly
Product
Family}
Insulation Diameter (Max) (mm [in.])
for Receptacle Series Size
110 and 125
Standard
26--22
58628--2
Ultra--Fast FASTON*
Straight Receptacle
22--18
16--14
2.54 [.100]
3.05 [.120]
—
Figure 1
Large
—
5.84 [.230]
6.60 [.260]
187 and 250
Standard
—
3.43 [.135]
4.06 [.160]
Large
—
5.84 [.230]
6.60 [.260]
7.14+0.41
[.281+.016]
[ 281+ 016]
Size
(AWG)
Strip Length
(mm [in.])
}
Contact the Tooling Assistance Center or Product Information (at the numbers listed below) for specific receptacle part numbers.
1. INTRODUCTION
PRO--CRIMPER III Hand Crimping Tool Assembly
58628--1 consists of Die Assembly 58628--2 and
PRO--CRIMPER III Hand Crimping Tool Frame
354940--1. The tool is used to crimp the receptacles
onto the wire sizes listed in Figure 1.
Read these instructions thoroughly before crimping
any receptacles.
If these instructions are revised, reasons for revison
will be listed in Section 9, REVISION SUMMARY.
NOTE
i
Dimensions on this sheet are in millimeters [with
inch equivalents provided in brackets]. Figures
are for identification only and are not drawn to
scale.
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Tyco Electronics Corporation, a TE Connectivity Ltd. Company
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PRODUCT INFORMATION 1--800--522--6752
This controlled document is subject to change.
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Tool Frame
Die Retaining Pin
(4 Places)
Crimper Die
Die Retaining
Screws
Crimping Chamber
Wire Size Markings
Anvil Die
Figure 2
2. DESCRIPTION
(Figures 1 and 2)
The tool features a tool frame with a stationary jaw
and handle, a moving jaw, a moving handle, and an
adjustable ratchet that ensures full crimping. The tool
frame holds a die assembly with three crimping
chambers.
The die assembly features an anvil die and a crimper
die. Die retaining pins and die retaining screws are
used to position and secure the dies in the tool frame.
5. To disassemble, open the tool handles, remove
the four die retaining pins and two die retaining
screws, and slide the dies out of the tool jaws.
4. CRIMPING PROCEDURE
NOTE
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Initially, the crimping chambers and tool ratchet
should be inspected as specified in Section 5,
CRIMP HEIGHT INSPECTION, and Section 6,
RATCHET ADJUSTMENT, to verify reliability
before using the tool.
3. INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL OF
DIE ASSEMBLY
(Figure 2)
1. Open the tool handles and remove the two die
retaining screws from the tool jaws.
2. Place the anvil die so that the chamfered edge
faces outward when mounted in the moving jaw of
the tool frame. Place the crimper die so that the
chamfered edge faces outward when mounted in
the stationary jaw.
3. Insert the die retaining screws and die retaining
pins through each jaw and into each die. Tighten
the die retaining screws just enough to hold the
dies in place. Do
not
tighten the screws completely
at this time.
4. Carefully close the tool handles, making sure
that the anvil die and crimper die align properly.
Continue closing the tool handles until the ratchet
in the tool frame has engaged sufficiently to hold
the dies in place, then tighten both die retaining
screws.
Refer to Figure 1 and select wire of the specified size.
Strip the wire to the length indicated, taking care not
to nick or cut wire strands. Select an applicable
receptacle and identify the appropriate crimping
chamber according to the wire size markings on the
dies. Refer to Figure 3 and proceed as follows:
1. Squeeze tool handles together until the ratchet
releases and then allow the tool jaws to open fully.
2. Insert the receptacle (mating end first) into the
BACK of the tool in the appropriate crimping
chamber so that the flat side of the receptacle
faces the anvil die. Make sure that the wire barrel
is centered in the crimping chamber.
3. Hold the receptacle in position and squeeze the
tool handles together until ratchet engages
sufficiently to hold the receptacle in position. Do
NOT deform the wire barrel.
4. Insert the stripped wire into the wire barrel of the
receptacle.
5. Holding the wire in place, squeeze tool handles
together until ratchet releases. Allow tool handles
to open and remove crimped receptacle.
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Back of Tool
Crimper Die
Wire
Crimping
Chamber
Receptacle
Strip Length
Anvil Die
Figure 3
6. Inspect the crimped receptacle to ensure that
the crimp is centered on the wire barrel and the
wire is fully inserted. Check the receptacle crimp
height as described in Section 5. If necessary,
adjust the crimp height as described in Section 6.
good SAE 20 motor oil. If not, the tool must be
adjusted according to Section 6, CRIMP HEIGHT
ADJUSTMENT.
Suggested Plug Gage Design
GO Dim.
NO-- GO Dim.
5. CRIMP HEIGHT INSPECTION
This inspection requires the use of a plug gage
conforming to the dimensions provided in Figure 4.
TE does not manufacture or market these gages. To
gage the crimping chambers, proceed as follows:
NOTE
Refer to 408--7424 for information about the use
and ordering of plug gages and crimp--height
comparators.
25.4 [1.00]
Min Typ
Crimping
Chamber
26--22
22--18
16--14
Gage Element Dimensions (mm [in.])
GO
1.4732--1.4808
[.0580--.0583]
1.6002--1.6078
[.0630--.0633]
1.8542--1.8618
[.0730--.0733]
NO-- GO
1.5723--1.5748
[.0619--.0620]
1.6993--1.7018
[.0669--.0670]
1.9532--1.9558
[.0769--.0770]
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1. Remove traces of oil or dirt from crimping
chambers and plug gages.
2. Close the tool handles until it is evident that the
dies have bottomed; hold the tool in this position.
Do NOT force the dies beyond initial contact.
3. Carefully insert GO element straight into the
corresponding crimping chamber; do not force it.
The GO element must pass completely through the
crimping chamber. See Figure 4.
4. In the same manner, try to insert the NO--GO
element into the same crimping chamber. The
NO--GO element may start entry, but must not
pass completely through the crimping chamber.
If the crimping chambers conform to the gage
inspection, they are considered dimensionally correct,
and should be lubricated with a THIN coat of any
Crimping
Chamber
GO
Element
Figure 4
NO-- GO
Element
Rev
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6. RATCHET (Crimp Height) ADJUSTMENT
(Figure 5)
1. Remove the lockscrew from the ratchet
adjustment wheel.
2. With a screwdriver, adjust the ratchet wheel
from the front of the tool.
3. Observe the ratchet adjustment wheel. If a
tighter crimp is required, rotate the adjustment
wheel
counterclockwise
to a higher--numbered
setting. If a looser crimp is required, rotate the
adjustment wheel
clockwise
to a lower--numbered
setting.
4. Re--assemble the lockscrew.
5. Make a sample crimp and measure the crimp
height. If the dimension is acceptable, the
adjustment setting is correct. If the dimension is
unacceptable, continue to adjust the ratchet, and
again measure a sample crimp.
7.2. Visual Inspection
The crimping dies should be inspected on a regular
basis to ensure that they have not become worn or
damaged. Inspect the crimping sections for flattened,
chipped, worn, or broken areas. If damage or
abnormal wear is evident, the tool must be replaced.
See Section 8, REPLACEMENT.
8. REPLACEMENT
Customer--replaceable parts are shown in Figure 1.
Available separately, PRO--CRIMPER III Hand
Crimping Tool Repair Kit 679221--1 includes a
replacement nut and a variety of pins, rings, screws,
and springs.
If the dies are damaged or worn excessively, they
must be replaced.
Order the repair kit and replaceable parts through
your TE representative, or call 1--800--526--5142, or
send a facsimile of your purchase order to
717--986--7605, or write to:
CUSTOMER SERVICE (38--35)
TYCO ELECTRONICS
PO BOX 3608
HARRISBURG PA 17105--3608
Screwdriver
9. REVISION SUMMARY
Revisions to this instruction sheet include:
S
Updated document to corporate requirements.
Ratchet
Adjustment
Wheel
Lockscrew
Figure 5
7. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
7.1. Maintenance
Ensure that the tool and dies are clean by wiping
them with a clean, soft cloth. Remove any debris with
a clean, soft brush. Do not use objects that could
damage the tool. When not in use, keep handles
closed to prevent objects from becoming lodged in
the crimping dies, and store in a clean, dry area.
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