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2.2) Setting
(Ref. to Figs. 1 and 2)
With the tool is in the rest position
– Select the appropriate die set for the connector.
– Insert the die (91) into the upper seat of the tool head until it is locked by the die/head pin (4). To ease
the die insertion, keep the die/head release pin (5) depressed.
– Insert the die (90) into the seat on the head of main ram (3) until it is locked by the die/ram retainer
pin (6). To facilitate this operation an advancement of 15÷20 mm (0.59-0.79 in.) of the ram (3)
is suggested, then keep the die/ram release pin (7) depressed.
– Insert the conductor into the barrel of the connector to be crimped..
– Position the connector between the dies and ensure the correct location of the crimp.
2.3) Die advancement
– Set the tool to the release position
handle (10).
– Rotate the main handle (1) to operating position
– Operate the moveable handle (10) for lower die advancement. This first stage rapidly closes the
dies to the connector.
Never place the tool under pressure without inserting the dies, as this could cause damage
to the head and the ram.
Make sure that dies are exactly positioned on desired crimp point; otherwise, re-open dies following
instructions as per § 2.5 and position the connector again.
2.4) Crimping
– Continue operating the moveable handle (10). The tool will automatically change over to the
high pressure stage. The ram will advance until the two die sets touch.
– It is recommended to continue pumping until the maximum pressure valve is activated and a
"click" is heard.
2.5) Dies re-opening
– Rotate the main handle to release position
Fully close the moveable handle, the ram will then retract, with the consequent opening of the
dies.
2.6) Rest setting
– Fully retract the ram, operating as per § 2.5.
– With the handles closed, rotate the main handle to the rest position
handle will be thus locked.
– Store the tool in the case.
operate as follows:
by rotating the main handle (1); open the moveable
.
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; the moveable
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