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DEUTSCH
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS DIVISION
3850 Industrial Avenue
•
Hemet, CA 92545
Title Drawing
Number
INSTRUCTION GUIDE FOR DTT-16-02
0425-058-0000
Revision Letter:
A
Engineering Order Number:
P19060
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I N F O R M A T I O N
Revisions
Sym Description
Date
Approved
A
Revised per E.O. P19060
5/01/06
D. Meyer
1. WIRE
PREPARATION
Prior to crimping contacts, wire must be stripped to a length of .200”
±
.025” [5.08
±
0.64].
Wire should have no insulation tearing or stretching and no conductor strands missing or damaged.
2. CONTACT
LOADING
Cycle handles to release ratchet and fully open crimp jaws. Insert contact into desired nest. Verify
that contact is fully inserted into locator block. Adjust alignment and width of crimp wings if
necessary to insure capture by crimp jaws.
WARNING
Terminals may have sharp edges. Use finger protection to avoid cuts.
Do not place fingers in tool areas, which may pinch during crimp cycle.
Use safety glasses to avoid eye injury.
3. HAND-CRIMP
CYCLE
Close crimp tool until full-cycle ratchet control releases.
4. CONTACT
REMOVAL
After completing the crimp cycle, open jaws fully.
5.
MAINTENANCE and INSPECTION
Maintenance and inspection should be performed regularly. Tool should be wiped clean with special
emphasis on the crimping cavities. Tool may be cleaned by immersing in a suitable commercial
solvent or cleaner which does not attack paints or plastic material. The tool should be re-lubricated
after cleaning using a light film of medium weight oil on bearing surfaces and pivot pins. When not in
use, keep handles closed to prevent objects from becoming lodged in the crimping dies. Store in a
clean dry area.
6.
RECOMMENDED CAVITY FOR WIRE GAUGE AND INSULATION TYPES
Use this Table 1 to insure best crimp results with Deutsch stamped and formed contacts
1060-16-12** (PIN), and 1062-16-12** (SOCKET):
Table 1.
Cavity and Wire Gage and Insulation Types
Cavity
Wire Gage and Insulation
Types
Insulation Range
A
1.0 mm
2
16 AWG (TXL)
1.5 mm
2
.075 - .100
[1.91 – 2.54]
B
16 AWG (TXL, GXL)
1.5 mm
2
14 AWG (TXL, GXL)
2.5 mm
2
12 AWG (TXL)
.095 - .132
[2.41 – 3.35]