Tyco 59170 User Manual Download Page 3

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T"-HEAD Crimping Tools

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Tyco Electronics Corporation

Figure 2 (end)

PIDG

STRATO-THERM

TERMINALS

ONE DOT

26 - 24

BLACK

ĊĊ

4.06 [.16] 4.83 [.19]

ĊĊ

ĊĊ

69692-1

BLACK AND

GREEN

TWO DOTS

22 - 20

GREEN

ĊĊ

ONE DOT

18 - 16

ORANGE

ĊĊ

5.08 [.20] 5.84 [.23]

ĊĊ

ĊĊ

69693-1

ORANGE AND

WHITE

TWO DOTS

14

WHITE

ĊĊ

PIDG

INSULATION

RESTRICTING

TEFLON

STRATO-THERM

TERMINALS

ONE DOT

26

BLACK

0.66-1.40 [.026 - .055]

4.83 [.19] 5.59 [.22]

ĊĊ

ĊĊ

69692-1

BLACK

AND

GREEN

24

BLUE

0.79-1.40 [.031 - .055]

22

GREEN

0.97-2.79 [.038 - .110]

6.35 [.25] 7.11 [.28]

ĊĊ

ĊĊ

TWO DOTS

20

RED

1.17-2.79 [.046 - .110]

ONE DOT

69693-1

ORANGE

AND

WHITE

18

WHITE

1.42-2.79 [.056 - .110]

16

BLUE

1.60-3.30 [.063 - .130]

6.35 [.25] 7.11 [.28]

ĊĊ

ĊĊ

TWO DOTS

14

GREEN

1.98-3.30 [.078 - .130]

PRODUCT

TOOL NO. AND

HANDLE

COLOR CODE

DOT

CODE

WIRE

RANGE

SEAL LINER

COLOR CODE

INSULATION

COLOR CODE

WIRE STRIP LENGTH

Min.

Max.

59250

AND

59170

RED AND BLUE

SPARE WIRE CAP

NO. 328307

SPARE WIRE CAP

NO. 328308

7.87 [.31]

8.64 [.34]

ONE DOT

22 - 18

ĊĊ

RED

TWO DOTS

16 - 14

ĊĊ

BLUE

PRODUCT

TOOL NO. AND

HANDLE

COLOR CODE

DOT

CODE

WIRE

RANGE

OR SIZE

WIRE INSULATION

DIAMETER

RANGE

INSULATION

COLOR CODE

WIRE STRIP LENGTH

Terminals

Splices

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Refer to tool label for color code information.

Note that Figure 2 indicatesthe number of dots

that appear embossed on a crimped terminal,

splice or cap. Observe the dot code on finished

crimp to insure that correct product and tool

combination wasused.
Dot code will disappear after heat sealing

environment sealed splices.

4. WIRE STRIPPING AND CRIMPING PROCEDURES

Refer to Section 5 for insulation crimp

adjustment.

Do not re-terminate the splices or terminals.

4.1. PIDG and PLASTI-GRIP Terminals and Splices

1. Strip wire to dimensions listed in Figure 2.

Do not use wires with nicked or missing

conductor strands

2. Open crimping dies by closing handles until
ratchet releases. See Figure 1. Note, that once
ratchet is engaged, handles cannot be opened until
they are first fully closed.

Crimp the color coded terminals and splices in the
matching color coded portion of the tool. Refer to
Section 3.

3. Place terminal in crimping dies so that terminal
tongue slides under locator. See Figure 3.

4. Raise locator and place splice under locator as
shown in Figure 4. Splice window indent faces top
of tool.

To properly position pre-insulated sealed splice,

apply and maintain pressure against end of splice

until Step 5 iscompleted. See Figure 4.

5. Press quick take–up trigger and close handles
until terminal or splice is held firmly in place. Do
not deform terminal or splice wire barrel.

6. Insert stripped wire into terminal until conductor
butts against locator. See Figure 3. Insert stripped
wire into splice until conductor butts against splice
wire stop. See Figure 4.

Do not allow wire insulation to enter wire barrel.

7. Hold wire in position and complete crimp by
closing handles until the ratchet releases.

8. Refer to Section 6 and Figure 6 or 7 for terminal
or splice “Crimp Inspection” procedure.

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Summary of Contents for 59170

Page 1: ...gh 14 S PIDG Radiation Resistant Terminals and Splices on stranded copper wire sizes 26 through 14 S PLASTI GRIP Terminals on solid or stranded copper wire sizes 22 through 14 S PLASTI GRIP Butt Splices on solid or stranded copper wire sizes 26 through 22 S Spare Wire Caps on solid or stranded copper wire sizes 22 through 14 Dimensions on this sheet are in millimeters with inch equivalent dimensio...

Page 2: ...L W YELLOW STRIPE NATURAL W WHITE STRIPE ONE DOT 26 24 SPLICE ONLY TWO DOTS 24 20 ĊĊ ĊĊ ĊĊ 4 32 17 5 08 20 4 83 19 5 59 22 5 59 22 6 35 25 NATURAL W YELLOW STRIPE ONE DOT 26 24 TERMINALS ONLY 59300 RED AND WHITE 5 08 20 5 84 23 ĊĊ ĊĊ TWO DOTS 24 20 ĊĊ NATURAL W WHITE STRIPE 4 83 19 5 59 22 5 59 22 6 35 25 ONE DOT 22 16 ĊĊ NATURAL W RED STRIPE 5 08 20 5 84 23 6 35 25 7 11 28 NATURAL W YELLOW STRIPE...

Page 3: ...sed Dot code will disappear after heat sealing environment sealed splices 4 WIRE STRIPPING AND CRIMPING PROCEDURES Refer to Section 5 for insulation crimp adjustment Do not re terminate the splices or terminals 4 1 PIDG and PLASTI GRIP Terminals and Splices 1 Strip wire to dimensions listed in Figure 2 Do not use wires with nicked or missing conductor strands 2 Open crimping dies by closing handle...

Page 4: ...ded portion of the tool Refer to Section 3 Do not use wire with nicked or missing conductor strands 2 Place tool insulation adjustment indicator in Position 4 3 Close tool handles until crimping jaws partially close but leave enough space for cap to be inserted between dies 4 Raise locator so that end of cap rests against the recessed surface of the locator as shown in Figure 5 Figure 5 Spare Wire...

Page 5: ...beyond end of wire barrel Check for correct strip length 6 Excessive flash or extruded insulation wrong tool terminal or splice combination or damaged dies 7 Wire insulation entered wire barrel 8 Nicked or missing conductor strands 9 Splice was reversed in dies tool s locator was not seated in window indent of splice PIDG PLASTI GRIP Terminals PIDG Butt Splice 1 2 5 3 4 5 8 7 6 3 Wire Stop 4 6 2 1...

Page 6: ...ot bottomed in recess of locator 8 Nicked or missing conductor strands PLASTI GRIP Butt Splice 8 No nicked or missing conductor strands 9 Crimp centered on wire barrel 10 Splice insulation is in contact with wire insulation 9 Crimp not centered on wire barrel Tool locator not seated in window indent 10 Splice insulation is not in contact with wire insulation 1 5 2 11 3 9 4 8 5 7 2 1 3 4 8 6 Wire S...

Page 7: ... shipment new tools should be inspected in accordance with Section 7 when received in your plant Due to the precision design it is important that no parts of these tools be interchanged except those replacement parts listed in Figure 12 7 1 Cleaning The tool should be immersed handles partially closed in degreasing compound to remove accumulated dirt grease and foreign matter Make certain the degr...

Page 8: ...ulation crimping chambers with the proper NO GO plug gages in the same manner as Steps 2 and 4 See Figure 11 Detail B If the crimping areas conform to the gage inspection the tool is considered dimensionally correct If the crimping areas do not conform to the inspection the tool must be repaired Refer to Section 8 REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR 7 5 Ratchet Control Inspection Obtain a 025 mm 001 in shim th...

Page 9: ...gure 9 Suggested Plug Gage Design Insulation Crimping Chamber GO NO GO GO Dim D NO GO Dim D Die Closure Configuration W 6 35 250 Typ C TOOL WIRE SIZE GAGE ELEMENT DIMENSION D WIDTH NUMBER AWG GO NO GO W Max 59170 and 59250 22 16 0 762 0 770 0300 0303 2 791 2 794 1099 1100 3 18 125 59170 and 59250 16 14 1 016 1 024 0400 0403 3 045 3 048 1199 1200 3 18 125 59275 26 22 0 762 0 770 0300 0303 2 029 2 0...

Page 10: ...letely through the die closure GO gage must pass completely through the die closure Insulation Adjustment Indicator in Position 1 Insulation Adjustment Indicator in Position 4 1 2 With Handles Closed Approx Dim 73 03 2 875 Short Handle 73 03 2 875 Long Handle Approx 203 2 8 00 Short Handle 244 48 9 625 Long Handle NOTE i Some tools require the removal of the locator to gage the tool TOOL NUMBERS A...

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