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3.

 

CRIMPING PROCEDURE 

Refer to Figure 3 to ensure that the correct tool and product combination is being used. Figure 3 also lists the 
number of dots (or dots and rib) that appear embossed on a crimped product when it is crimped using the 
correct tooling. 

3.1.

 

PIDG and PLASTI-GRIP Terminal and Splice and PIDG FASTON Receptacle 

1.  Strip the wire to the dimension provided in Figure 3 being careful to avoid nicking or cutting the 

conductor(s). 

CAUTION 

DO NOT use wire with nicked or missing conductor(s). 

2.  Open the tool jaws by closing the tool handles until the ratchet releases, then allow the handles to 

open fully. 

TOOL 

PRODUCT 

WIRE 

PART 

NO. 

COLOR 

CODE 

DOT 

CODE 

DESCRIPTION 

INSUL COLOR 

SIZE RANGE 

(AWG) 

INSUL DIA 

RANGE 

STRIP LENGTH 

TERMINAL 

SPLICE 

46121 

169485 

Red and 

Yellow 

PIDG Terminals and Splices 

Yellow 

26-22 

--- 

4.0-4.8 

[5/32-3/16] 

4.4-5.2 

[11/64-13/64] 

PLASTI-GRIP Butt Splices 

47304●  

Yellow 

--- 

PIDG Terminals 

47907-1 

Blue and 

White 

PIDG Terminals and Splices 

Natural Translucent 

24-20 

--- 

4.8-6.6 

[3/16-7/32] 

5.6-6.4 

[7/32-1/4] 

PIDG Radiation Resistant 

Terminals and Splices 

Natural Translucent 

with White Stripe 

47386 

47386-5 

Red and 

Yellow 

PIDG Terminals 

MS 25036-143 through -147 

Yellow 

26-24 

--- 

5.2-6.0 

[13/64-15/64] 

--- 

PIDG Radiation Resistant 

Terminals 

MS 7928/4-143 through -147 

Natural with Yellow 

Stripe 

47386 

47386-5 

Red and 

Yellow 

PIDG Terminals and Splices 

Red 

22-16 

--- 

5.2-6.0 

[13/64-15/64] 

6.4-7.1 

[1/4-9/32] 

PLASTI-GRIP Terminals 

PIDG Radiation Resistant 

Terminals and Splices 

Natural Translucent 

with White Stripe 

69151-1● 

Red 

--- 

PIDG Terminals and Splices 

Red 

22-16 

--- 

5.2-6.0 

[13/64-15/64] 

6.4-7.1 

[1/4-9/32] 

PLASTI-GRIP Terminals 

PIDG Radiation Resistant 

Terminals and Splices 

Natural Translucent 

with White Stripe 

69454 

Red 

1 Dot 

1 Rib 

PIDG Terminals and Splices 

Red 

22-18 

--- 

5.2-6.0 

[13/64-15/64] 

6.4-7.1 

[1/4-9/32] 

PLASTI-GRIP Terminals 

PIDG Radiation Resistant 

Terminals and Splices 

Natural Translucent 

with White Stripe 

47387 

Blue and 

Green 

PIDG Terminals and Splices 

PLASTI-GRIP Terminals 

Blue 

16-14 

1.04-2.62 

[.041-.103] 

5.2-6.0 

[13/64-15/64] 

6.4-7.1 

[1/4-9/32] 

Green 

20-16 

HD 

0.41-1.65 

[.016-.065] 

PIDG Radiation Resistant 

Terminals and Splices 

Natural Translucent 

with Blue Stripe 

16-14 

--- 

20-16 

HD 

●Use Tight Insulation Support for Wires with Thin Wall Insulation 

Figure 3 

(cont’d) 

 

 

Summary of Contents for CERTI-CRIMP

Page 1: ...t Terminals and Splices Stranded 27 14 PLASTI GRIP Butt Splices Solid or Stranded 26 22 PIDG Insulation Restricting Nylon Terminals Stranded 26 14 PIDG FASTON Receptacles 641321 1 187 Series and 64132...

Page 2: ...PIDG Radiation Resistant Terminals and Splices Natural Translucent with White Stripe 47386 47386 5 Red and Yellow 1 PIDG Terminals MS 25036 143 through 147 Yellow 26 24 5 2 6 0 13 64 15 64 PIDG Radiat...

Page 3: ...with 3 White Stripes 18 1 42 2 79 056 110 47387 Blue and Green 2 PIDG Insulation Restricting Nylon Terminals Blue with 3 Blue Stripes 16 1 60 3 30 063 130 6 4 7 1 1 4 9 32 47386 47386 5 Red and Yello...

Page 4: ...wire insulation grip is not satisfactory refer to Section 4 to adjust the grip using the insulation crimp adjustment pins 3 2 Spare Wire Cap 1 Strip the wire to the dimension provided in Figure 3 bei...

Page 5: ...into the wire barrel until the wire bottoms 7 Hold the wire in position and complete the crimp by closing the tool handles until the ratchet releases 8 Release the tool handles allow the handles to o...

Page 6: ...ct with the wire insulation Set the insulation crimp adjustment pins into position according to the following 3 for wire having a large insulation diameter 2 for wire having a medium insulation diamet...

Page 7: ...tely through the crimping chamber Refer to Figure 9 4 Repeat the gage inspection for the insulation crimp section of the crimping chamber making sure to use the correct plug gage If the crimping chamb...

Page 8: ...47386 47386 5 2 768 1090 2 921 1150 2 768 2 776 1090 1093 2 918 2 921 1149 1150 47387 68343 1 3 022 1190 3 175 1250 3 022 3 030 1190 1193 3 172 3 175 1249 1250 47907 1 2 260 0890 2 413 0950 2 260 2 2...

Page 9: ...187 47907 1 0 762 0300 1 27 0500 0 762 0 77 0300 0303 1 267 1 27 0499 0500 2 36 093 48518 2 0 762 0300 1 27 0500 0 762 0 77 0300 0303 1 267 1 27 0499 0500 3 05 120 69151 1 0 762 0300 1 27 0500 0 762...

Page 10: ...994 302994 302994 12 SPRING 301201 301201 301201 301201 13 LOCATOR 3 304052 6 302993 302993 45965 6 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER FOR TOOL 47907 1 169485 48518 2 69151 1 69454 1 RING Retaining 21045 3...

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