HRS HT801/MDF97-22S Instruction Manual

ATAD-P0234-00 3/3rd edition
  / INSTRUCTION MANUAL
  / INSTRUCTION MANUAL  / INSTRUCTION MANUAL
  / INSTRUCTION MANUAL
/Manual crimping tool name
1. / Configuration of the tool
2. / Operating procedures
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
[Caution]
[Caution][Caution]
[Caution]
Withdraw the terminated wire from the tool, holding it by the wire. Exercise caution not to catch the contact in any part of the tool while doing it. Make sure that it is properly crimped. (Refer to "Crimping conditions table and Crimping quality standard manual".)
When inserting the contact into the tool or taking it out from the tool be careful
When inserting the contact into the tool or taking it out from the tool be carefulWhen inserting the contact into the tool or taking it out from the tool be careful
When inserting the contact into the tool or taking it out from the tool be careful that the contact is not caught with the crimper, anvil, etc., and is not deformed.
that the contact is not caught with the crimper, anvil, etc., and is not deformed.that the contact is not caught with the crimper, anvil, etc., and is not deformed.
that the contact is not caught with the crimper, anvil, etc., and is not deformed.
Compress the handle until the moving handle releases and is fully open. Protrude the contact holder to front side (in the direction of arrow). Insert the crimping contact until the position where the tip of crimping contact comes in
contact with the stopper of contact holder.
Return the contact holder. Cut the wire and strip the outer insulation exposing the conductors. Place the exposed conductor so that the end of the exposed conductor comes in contact with the contact holder. Exercise caution as not to deform the
conductor or allow protrusion of the strands.
Compress the handle until the rachet releases and is open.
For certain cases and for certain types of hand tools the tip of the terminal and the cable will have to be matched by eyesight, and the tip of the wire will not touch the
contact holder.
HT801/MDF97-22S
CL550-0417-9
/ Contact holder
/Contact
/Cable
/ To be in contact
/AWG number
/Crimper
/Anvil
HRS/HRS logo
/Rachet cancel lever
/Moving handle
/Date of manufacture
No./Lot number
/Contact holder
/Tool number
Nov.1.2018 Copyright 2018 HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved.
3. 使 / Handling precautions
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
4. / Table of crimping conditions and crimping quality standard
(mm) / (Unit of the dimentions not specifed in the table is mm.)
ItemDimension
ItemDimension
ConductorOuter
insulation
Outer
insulation
position
0.10.7
Protrusion of
the conductor
0.10.5
22 17/φ0.16 φ1.3 0.680.76 1.701.80 40
Bell mouth
0.20.4
Rolling
±5°MAX
Bent UP
4°MAX
Lance hight
0.30.35
Bent DOWN
4°MAX
Burr hight
0.1MAX
Twist
±3°MAX
Gap dimension
0.3MAX
ATAD-H0767
5. / Maintenance and inspection
1)
2)
1)
2)
[Routine maintenance]
1)
2)
[Repair of the tools]
1)
2)
Applying an excessive compression even after the anvil and crimper reaches dies touch, that can produce a play in the hand tool. With the hand tool with a play, the normal pressure cannot be obtained. So, be careful.
Modification to this tool is prohibited. Periodically clean the tool as long as it is commissioned.
MDF97-22SC
/Standard applicable wire
Contact the place of purchase or nearest HRS representative. Describe exact nature of the problem. Do not diss-assembly the tool. If instructed, ship the tool in a secure package, with a written description of the problem. HRS does not sell individual components for the tools.
Depending on it’s condition in some cases the tool may NOT be repairable.
調
調
調
UL1061
Upon completion of work wipe the tool with a soft cloth to remove any stains or foreign particles, specially in the crimper and anvil areas. Close the handle so that foreign particles does not enter into the crimper and anvil. Store in the dry place.
/ Stripping dimension of wire 1.82.3
Assure that the crimp condition after the termination with the wire is within specification. Be sure to use the tool as instructed so that your fingers nor part of clothing is caught in the tool during crimping operation.
Structure
of the
conductor
[Caution] This tool is not removable the tooth type. If you removed the tooth type, you will void the warranty.
[Caution] This tool is not removable the tooth type. If you removed the tooth type, you will void the warranty.[Caution] This tool is not removable the tooth type. If you removed the tooth type, you will void the warranty.
[Caution] This tool is not removable the tooth type. If you removed the tooth type, you will void the warranty.
Applicable
contact No.
STYLE
No.
/ Crimping quality standard
使
The tools can not be adjusted for crimp height or configuration. Only specified wire size, construction and type must be used with the applicable contact and tool.
To prevent possible accidents caused by unfamiliarity with the operation of the machine, repair and adjustment of the machine shall be conducted only by maintenance personnel who have a full knowledge of the machine. Any repair and adjustment beyond the range covered by the instructions given in this Instruction Manual is prohibited. We assume no responsibility for accidents caused by improper repair or adjustment
or the use of non-genuine part(s). Also, if it does not work normally a result of repair and adjustment, please stop the operation immediately.
Close the handles making sure that the crimper and anvil slide smooth, without any interference.
調
使
使
Crimp height
(N)
Pull force
(N) or
more
Do not crimp other than the specified contact or wire. Do not subject the tool to physical impact or drop.
Outside
diameter
of the
outer
insulation
AWG
No.
Handle will release after completion of the full compression. If you want to open the handle during the crimping operation because of trouble etc., release the ratchet by ratchet cancel lever. Do not attempt to release the handle rather than using the ratchet release lever as this may damage
the tool.
使
/ Ratchet cancel lever
Nov.1.2018 Copyright 2018 HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved.
Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
Loading...
+ 1 hidden pages