TAC-7X
MANUAL
3.
Operator
Technique
Crimp location on the contact, and depth of crimp, are entirely TAC
dependent. The operator only need select (if applicable) the proper
"G" dimension setting and initiate the crimp cycle by inserting the
conductor into the contact and depressing it by applying slight pres-
sure. A conductor whose strands are not visible through the contact
inspection hole (if applicable) was probably not stripped to proper
length.
Operators usually get the "feel" of the machine within 15 minutes of
use. Noise generated by the device is minimal; operators have been
observed to develop a rhythm of insertion and withdrawal based on the
unique sounds generated by the device. Crimp rates exceeding 2000
crimps per hour have been attained.
4.
TAC-7X
Specifications
TAC-7X..................................................... most shouldered contacts
Weight.........................................................................………….70 lbs
Air.............................................................. approx. 10 CFM @ 85 PSI
Input Air Connection.................................................................3/8" ID
Electric....................................................... 115 VAC, 60 cycle, 5 AMP
Europe 220 VAC, 50 cycle, 5 AMP
Dimensions.....................................17” wide x 21” deep x 21” height
Contact Feed Rate....................................... ............approx. 2000+/hr
Summary of Contents for TAC-7AE
Page 6: ...Figure 1 1 TAC 7X Front View ...
Page 8: ... Figure 1 2 Wire Insertion Through Funnel ...
Page 12: ...Figure2 1 Pneumatic Hook Up ...
Page 14: ... Fiqure 2 4 Track Drop Tube Escapement ESCAPEMENT SYSTEM _ _ _ BR ASSEMBL I TRA ...
Page 18: ... ARBOR COVER PLA TE REMOVED Figure 3 1 Crimp Cylinder Arbor Open ...
Page 20: ... ARBOR COVER PLAT E REMOVED Figure 3 2 Crimp Cylinder Arbor Closed ...
Page 23: ... Crimp Inspection Points Improper Crimps ...
Page 33: ...Figure 6 1 TAC 7X Components ...
Page 34: ...Figure 6 2 Control Box Components Figure 6 2 TAC 7X Components Right View ...
Page 37: ...Figure 6 3 Contact Track Feed Air Adjustments ...
Page 42: ... Figure 6 4 Indenter Plate Removal ...
Page 43: ...HOSE CLAMP CAREFULL Y REMOVE Figure 6 5 Indenter Replacement ...
Page 47: ...Figure 6 6 Indenter Adjustment ...
Page 52: ...TAC 7X Pneumatic Diagram ...