Despite my dislike of Molexs polarisation design I dont use the more common no-brand types anymore as several years ago I had a bunch of them fail after 18 months due to corrosion on the mating surface. I have a spool of #18 thinwall insulated wire, rated UL1061. 4924 0 obj <>stream Sewing may be required, but only with included patterns. Are you looking at genuine Mini-PV or mini-PV style terminals such as Harwin M20 series terminals and the countless noname Chinese ones? Pretty common for hobby RC stuff. If you work on a lot of electrical projects where you have to solder wires, connect wires to terminals, make cable connections, or anything else, then you need tools for all these operations. Which connector type are you having trouble with the Hozan on? | Price, 2 position plug & socket less than USD1 each. | On the down side, I'm using them to crimp 22 gauge pins onto 22 gauge hookup wire, and occasionally the pin gets stuck in the pliers. In summary: If its not here, I dont know what it is. The other automotive-style crimpers have the right Z dimension, but they dont go nearly small enough in X and Y. I am working on a project where the device consist of sensors, steppers, stepper drivers, switches, power supply and arduino mega. Forum Precise ratcheting mechanism will ensure the same amount of crimping force for all crimps. hPj0%B9PLn@ky g%_ Power tools or custom parts are not required. There is a swag of different tools for E.I. : 22-16 Ga./16-14 Ga./ 12-10 Ga. Terminal: Non-Insulated open barrel Terminals, Description: for non-insulated open barrel Terminals. They crimp perfectly with the 91504-1 tool mentioned below, despite it not being intended for this purpose. @Scott Evans very good tip! Required fields are marked *. These are the second pair of crimping pliers I've tried for making .1" harnesses for my prototypes. Where quality parts are utilised; Mate-n-Lok is the more common choice given AMPs long term commitment to this family. Hi, I have a German radio in which the wire-to-board connections for the speakers to the chassis are standard (?) (Buy lots of extra pins and take your time and expect to mess up a few.) This means that terminations subject to continual mechanical stress are going to last a lot longer. by Member #662100 Just thought Id let you know that with a little bit of patience and practice the tool does an exceptional job. Crimp dimensions inch/Ga. In total I have only ever identified two such types of connector, other other being dual row Mini-PV. I set mine to 0 and it wont pull from the terminal without breaking the wire so I think that is fine haha. [1]: http://knipex-tools.com/index.php?id=1023&page=art_detail&parentID=1299&groupID=1449&artID=3827. Same-day shipping, worldwide, Crimping Tool: 0.1-1.0 mm Capacity, 16-28 AWG, Crimping Tool: 0.08-0.5 mm Capacity, 20-28 AWG, 0.1" (2.54mm) Crimp Connector Housing: 1x1-Pin 25-Pack, 0.1" (2.54mm) Crimp Connector Housing: 1x2-Pin 25-Pack, 0.1" (2.54mm) Crimp Connector Housing: 1x3-Pin 25-Pack, Wire Stripper 20-30 AWG Solid (22-32 AWG Stranded), Wire Stripper 10-20 AWG Solid (12-22 AWG Stranded), Female Crimp Pins for 0.1" Housings 100-Pack, Male Crimp Pins for 0.1" Housings 100-Pack. I wonder whether theyre similar, are they inter-compatible? This versatile crimping tool enables you to crimp 22-14 gauge open barrel non-insulated terminals. Ive literally been looking for a couple of weeks for 2.54mm (breadboard compatible) connector system that is suitable for both wire-to-board and wire-to-wire connections. Picture of the mystery Futaba connector here: https://www.helifreak.com/showthread.php?p=7351711#post7351711. I appreciate you. Another good 4 die tool from IWISS, however all significantly larger than the SN-2549. Javascript is disabled in this browser. Could be the grounding pins are used for some specific grounding connections, no idea. by Member #310773 Beyond that, no point to bother with C-Grid III, is there? Ive listed the tools I used for those. MPI (a company that sells R/C stuff) sells servo plug kits using the double D type pins I was talking about earlier, they look like Mini-PV but they have an insulation and conductor crimp with square wings and will crimp correctly with double D type crimpers. I am not quite sure if this will be much less efficient than using a real removal tool but tests so far indicate it will be slow but doesnt seem to harm the contacts. by Member #125169 Non latched, and dual row types are also available. I call these TYU connectors due to the TYU printed on many of the housings however I suspect that they are made by several different manufactures. This is a good source for quality dupont terminals, these guys specialize in selling servo connector supplies to the R/C hobby. The one that came out on top is labelled SN-48B. https://www.molex.com/webdocs/datasheets/pdf/en-us/0304902012_CRIMP_TERMINALS.pdf. Genuine Futaba terminals are yet another 0.1 terminal type, they have two tongs that grip the male pin on either side. They are only found in 2, 3 and 4 positions, because, these are the variants used for PC fans. These crimp pliers works for crimp pins [ such as polarized connectors, JST RCY connector crimp pins, crimp pins for dust sensor ]. 39-00-0047 terminals in the 63819-0900 may also yield a better result. And just like more expensive options, this budget offering allows you to crimp wires with a size ranging between AWG 10 and AWG 22. I am soooo glad I got the molex tool though, its just ALOT easier to crimp with the locator and just overall is a much better to crimp with, dont regret it one bit , One downside,I dont wanna go back to using generic tool like iwiss or engineer for other terminals now,I need the official tools lol. Ill have to buy some and have a look. It crimps the conductor and insulation in a single action, with the ratchet double hinge mechanism providing good force on the conductor part. verified purchaser. In such situations, you can use a pair of pliers to gently squeeze the wider axis of the barrel into a more cylindrical shape that will slide easily into the housing. Thank you for all your help BTW with my questions and this amazing page! their name becoming the vernacular term for this type of connector, they have since exited this market, with all parts either discontinued or near end of life. Apparently its fairly recent, Farnell is the only place that carries it and Rennsteig US doesnt have it listed at all. For starters, you get a total of 3 crimping cavities with this wire crimper. I am stoked Here is the result: https://imgur.com/a/dVI6I9N. http://www.pressmaster.se/product/mct_frame. Molex 64016-0201 will also work with SL terminals as well as a few other Molex connector families, it is a service grade tool and costs about half the price of the other two more expensive tools. However, depending on how the crimp pin is manufactured, it may not be compatible. AMP (now TE) themselves refer to them as Commercial Mate-n-Lok a stupid name. verified purchaser. It may have been Berg who originally introduced this type but considerable research efforts by myself have failed to confirm this. Instead I end up using my Fluke TP88s for both tasks, and rightly deserved to be slapped for it. Im also curious about the type of corrosion you saw with tin-plated terminals, as Ive read warnings on other websites about tin corrosion, but Ive never heard of someone who actually observed it. Not as well made but for the significantly lower price, it could be forgiven. At 600V it is the highest voltage rated connector I cover here. images are CC BY 2.0. ps. Place the wire and crimp pin on the appropriate tooth of the tools die, making sure that the insulated end is on the raised and wider half of the tooth. Log Out I ended up ordering the Iwiss IWS-3220M just to give it a try but the crimps came out to 1.15mm, too wide to fit the housing. FASTON is a proper connector family, yielding very professional looking terminations, with a proper $1600 tool to match. about 4 years ago Molex SL will satisfy your requirements not sure about AWG22. Ive been following this page for several years. I have asked the Corsair brand and they have not even bothered to answer me. Im normally a sucker for a good contact extractor but this was a waste of $20. When using this narrower crimper on the JR, Futaba J, and 0.1" housing crimp pins, only part of the wire barrel gets crimped, but it is still enough to make a sufficient electrical connection to the wire conductors, and the uncrimped portion of the wire barrel will be concealed by the crimp pin housing. Its not designed for this, but having a set of single large dies, it works well for it. This means it does good DuPont crimps. A couple of great additions would be the JST-SH 1.0mm pitch connectors (which I dont like very much), and JST-GH 1.25mm pitch connectors (which are awesome). Overview: SL Modular Connectors, https://www.molex.com/molex/products/part-detail/crimp_housings/0022552041. However, as with all the generic crimping tools in the pictures, it didnt squeeze the wire tight. Perhaps a bench-mounted version would free up a hand to help keep everything in alignment. Short and long handle available, High strength, through hardened alloy steel construction, Unique mechanism significantly reduces hand force requirement over competing crimping tools, Versatile and easy to customize for right hand or left hand users, Non-slip pad holds tool in place when leveraging on a work surface, Ratchet release mechanism to clear miscrimps and obstructions, Precision eccentric adjustment for consistent performance and ability to calibrate, Hole in handle allows attachment of safety strap, Each tool has a unique serial number for traceability. Support So regarding the Molex Style Terminals that everyone calls them in PCs is it infact the Mate-n-Lok (5.08mm pitch) that is used? Starting around 1998 they were gradually replaced by Mini-Fit Jr connectors, which are specified in the ATX standard. Where does the offering from Pololu amongst all the choices One of my favorites is Pancon (Panduit) Mas-Con. Read the manual. Your Previous comment which I think was deleted made me laugh! about 7 years ago Unlike Mini-PV which almost no generic tools can crimp properly SL Contacts crimp pretty well with off-brand tools. Whatever you set it to, you arent going to get a pull. Both are hermaphroditic which might be a problem in certain applications. Fear not. The amp rating on the terminals seems to be based on the wire rather than the terminal e.g. Yes the conductor crimp is longer than the generic crimpers, but its supposed to look like that, it is actually the generic crimpers that are doing it wrong. This tool is the perfect choice for heat shrink connector terminals. Switching accounts in the middle of an order will clear your current cart. I have both of them too and. Phosphor bronze contacts are generally regarded as superior as they are harder and retain their tension for significantly longer. Are you sure you want to switch accounts? Took me a while to find info on them, and Im not sure what pins or crimpers they need. It features specially designed jaws to provide accurate crimps ranging between 2.2 to 3.4mm. Molex Disk Drive connector tool 63811-7000: its a currently available product (04/2019), you can buy one under $300, so not only you can see one, but you can afford it, too . You may need to provide your own basic tools like a screwdriver, hammer or scissors. Short and long handles available. 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