408-35037
Rev
A
3
of 5
3.4.
Dual-Carrier Terminals
Terminal consisting of a contact body, crimp barrels, a tab and carrier strip adjacent to the crimp barrels of
the contact, and, a tab and carrier strip adjacent to the contact body portion of the contact.
Figure 6
4.
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
[FIGURE 7]
NOTE
The adjustment procedure is performed most easily with a small strip of terminals - approximately 4 to 5.
1. Loosen the Vertical and Horizontal Adjustment Screws just enough to allow the Vertical Adjustment
Plate and Horizontal Adjustment Block to move.
2. Move the Vertical Adjustment Plate and Horizontal Adjustment Block so the terminal strip can be
inserted into the Strip Guide; positioning the contact barrel against the Strip Guide surface indicated
(see Figure 7).
3. Lower the Vertical Adjustment Plate into the transition area between the Insulation Barrel and the
Wire Barrel of the terminal.
NOTE
Some terminals do not have an Insulation Barrel
–
in that case, use the transition area between the Wire Barrel and the
Contact Body to set up the tool (see Figure 7; Contact Details).
Figure 7
Wire Barrel
Transition Area
Contact Body
Contact Body
Wire Barrel
Transition Area
Insulation
Barrel
Vertical
Adjustment
Plate
Locate Terminal Against
Strip Guide Surface
Horizontal
Adjustment
Block
Contact Details
Tab
Crimp Barrels
Contact Body
Tab
Carrier Strip
This Style of Terminal
CANNOT
Be Used with the Cutter
Carrier Strip
