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Instruction Sheet

Hand Crimping Tool and Cable

Preparation Kit 59981-1

408-6788

23 AUG 13 Rev L

PROPER USE GUIDELINES

Cumulative Trauma Disorders can result from the prolonged use of manually powered hand tools. Hand tools are intended for occasional use

and low volume applications. A wide selection of powered application equipment for extended-use, production operations is available.

Trimmer Tool 312317-1

Cable Dressing Fixture

311396-1 (36-07)

Kit 59981-1

(36-08)

Die Set (Typ)

Kit contains all the parts listed;

part numbers in parenthesis are

per MIL22520. All components

listed can be ordered separately

for specific application needs.

CERTI-CRIMP*

Hand Crimping Tool

Ratchet Control

Cable Cutoff Fixture

311395-1 (36-09)

Locator (Typ)

Hand Crimping Tool

59980-1 (36-01)

90 ° Bending Fixture Assembly (36-10)

Bend Tool Holder

311392-1 (36-10)

Hex Wrench (.094-in.) 21027-6

Conforming Block

312067-1 (36-10)

Locators:

A -- 220221-2 (36-04) for Plugs with Center Contact

B -- 220220-2 (36-06) for Plugs without Center Contact

C -- 220222-2 (36-05) for Jacks

Bend Segments:

A -- 311386-1 (36-11) for RG-402, 3.17mm [.125 in]. Radius

B -- 311386-2 (36-12) for RG-402, 6.35mm [.250 in.] Radius

C -- 311386-3‘(36-13) for RG-405, 3.17mm [.125 in.] Radius

Figure 1

Reasons for reissue of this instruction sheet are

provided in Section 11, REVISION SUMMARY.

1. INTRODUCTION

Hand Crimping Tool and Cable Preparation Kit

59981-1 (shown in Figure 1) is used to prepare and

terminate RG-402 (3.581mm [.141 in.] outside

diameter) and RG-405 (2.184mm [.086 in.] outside

diameter) semi-rigid coaxial cable onto SMA Series,

N Series, and TNC Series connectors listed in

Figure 2. Read these instructions thoroughly before

using the kit.

2. DESCRIPTION

The kit contains a hand crimping tool (with a

CERTI-CRIMP hand crimping tool ratchet control), two

interchangeable die sets (one for RG-402 cable and

the other for RG-405 cable), and three locators for

specific connector terminations. See Figure 1.

NOTE

The tool ratchet ensures full crimping of the connector.

Once engaged, the ratchet will not release until the

handles have been FULLY closed. Do NOT adjust the

ratchet.

NOTE

Dimensions in this instruction sheet are in millimeters

[with inches in brackets]. Figures and illustrations are for

reference only and are not drawn to scale.

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PART NUMBERS¹

CATEGORY F

CONNECTOR TYPE FOR

RG-402 CABLE

CATEGORY B

Military

HAND TOOL 59980-1

Military

M39012/

Dies²

Locator²

220221-2

227743-1

---

228634-1

---

M39012/

Plug with Center Contact

---

79B3104

79-3308

---

312253-1

Plug with Center Contact and

Safety Wire Holes

228634-4

---

Sealed Plug with Center

Contact

221328-1

---

312253-1

220221-2

Sealed Plug with Center

Contact and Safety Wire Holes

221328-2

228635-2

221328-2

228635-2

228635-4

---

92B3103

---

227531-1

---

92-3301

---

228635-1

---

312253-1

220221-2

220220-2

220221-2

220220-2

Plug without Center Contact

Sealed Plug with Center

Contact and Safety Wire Holes

Plug without Center Contact

92B3103

---

227531-1

---

92-3301

---

228635-1

---

Plug without Center Contact

and with Safety Wire Holes

Sealed Plug without Center

Contact

221329-1

---

312253-1

312962-1‡

313585-1‡

220220-2

313585-1‡

227531

227531-6

Plug with Retractable Collar

Sealed Plug with Retractable

Collar

221329-3

Sealed Plug with Retractable

Collar and Safety Wire Holes

221329-4

228626-2

228626-4

---

80-3308

---

228626-1

---

312962-1‡

312253-1

313585-1‡

312173-1‡

Right-Angle Plug

Right-Angle Plug with Safety

Wire Holes

Sealed Right-Angle Plug with

Safety Wire Holes

222066-2

---

312253-1

312173-1

Jack

228636-2

228637-2

228638-2

---

81-3208

---

228636-1

---

312253-1

220222-2

4-Hole Panel Jack

Bulkhead Jack

83B3004

227746-1

83-3208

228638-1

N Series Connectors:

Front-Mounted Jack

Rear-Mounted Jack

Plug

228448-1

228658-1

228440-1

---

312253-1

220222-2

TNC Series Connectors:

Rear-Mounted Jack Plug

228502-1

228179-2

---

312253-1

220222-2

Adapter Assemblies

228446-1†

1. Consult latest issue of MIL-C-39012 and QPL for current military dash numbers.

2. All items are included in Kit 59981-1, except those marked with ‡

† For both N Series and TNC Series

Figure 2 (Cont’d)

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PART NUMBERS¹

CATEGORY F

CONNECTOR TYPE FOR

RG-405 CABLE

CATEGORY B

Military

HAND TOOL 59980-1

Military

M39012/

Dies²

Locator²

220221-2

227868-1

---

M39012/

Plug with Center Contact

---

79B3103

79-3307

79-3207

228639-1

228639-3

312253-2

Plug with Center Contact and

Safety Wire Holes

228639-4

---

221447-1

221447-2

Short Plug with Center Contact

---

313113-1‡

220221-3‡

Short Plug with Center Contact 221447-3

---

313113-1‡

220221-3‡

and with Safety Wire Holes

221447-4

Sealed Short Plug

221812-1

Sealed Short Plug with Safety

Wire Holes

221812-2

Short Plug with Retractable

Collar

221447-5

228583-2

228583-4

222264-1

222264-2

---

80-3307

80-3207

---

228583-1

228583-3

---

313113-1‡

312253-2

312253-1

220221-3‡

312173-1‡

312173-1

Right-Angle Plug

Right-Angle Plug with Safety

Wire Holes

Sealed Right-Angle Plug

Sealed Right-Angle Plug with

Safety Wire Holes

---

Jack

228640-2

---

81-3207

82-3207

228640-1

228641-1

312253-2

220222-2

4-Hole Panel Jack

82B3003

227870-1

227871-3

228642-2

Bulkhead Jack

83B3003

227871-1

83-3207

228642-1

312253-2

220222-2

TNC Series Connector:

Rear-Mounted Jack

228507-1

---

Adapter Assembly

(For TNC Series Only)

228505-1†

1. Consult latest issue of MIL-C-39012 and QPL for current military dash numbers.

2. All items are included in Kit 59981-1, except those marked with ‡

† For both N Series and TNC Series

Figure 2 (End)

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The kit also includes the following cable preparation

tools: cable dressing fixture, trimmer tool, cable cutoff

fixture, and 90° bending fixture assembly.

NOTE

All cable terminated with connectors without center

contacts must be pointed to ensure a sound connection.

NOTE

3. Trim the cable dielectric to the strip length

dimension shown in Figure 3. Be careful to avoid

nicking the center conductor.

Special die sets and special locators are NOT supplied

with Kit 59981-1. These items MUST be ordered

separately. They include: (1) RG-402 cable, Die Set

312962-1 for plugs with retractable collars, and Locator

313585-1 for sealed plugs without center contacts; and

(2) RG-405 cable, Die Set 313113-1, and Locator

220221-3 for short plugs, and Locator 312173-1 for

right-angle plugs.

4. Brush the prepared cable end to remove any

metallic debris that might be present.

NOTE

The cable can also be prepared by using Semi-Rigid

Cable Stripping Machine 220211-2 with Stripping Kit

813599-[ ]. Refer to Customer Manual 409-2909 for

detailed operating procedures.

3. CABLE, CONNECTOR, AND LOCATOR SELECTION

Select the correct combination of cable, connector,

hand tool locator, and die set from Figure 2.

4.1. Cable Cutoff Fixture (Figure 4)

Clamp the cable to the fixture, with the cable in the

proper groove, and cut the cable end squarely with a

jeweler's saw with a 0.28 to 0.33 mm [.011 to .013 in.]

blade thickness.

4. CABLE PREPARATION

Semi-rigid cable must be properly prepared for

termination. Correct use of cable preparation tools

(cutoff fixture, dressing fixture, and trimming tool) will

give the strip length and recommended pointing as

shown in Figure 3, Detail A.

NOTE

On preformed cables with 90° or 180° bends, a

minimum straight cable length of 12.70 mm [.500 in.] is

required to clear the tool head during crimping.

If TE Connectivity tools are not used for cable

preparation, strip the cable to the dimension shown,

and deburr (point) the center conductor as shown in

Figure 3, Detail B, then proceed directly to Section 5,

TOOL SETUP.

Cable Cutoff Fixture

Clamp

Screws

Cable Preparation-Strip Length and Pointing

Detail A

Recommended•

Detail B

Optional

Deburr Around Edge of

Center Conductor

90°

Cable

60-90°

Strip Length

Cable Size

Designations

Saw Blade

in Slot

Note: Not to Scale

NOTE: Enter preformed cable from this end of fixture if cut

end is desired up to 12.70 mm [.500 in.] of cable bend radius.

Minimum straight cable length of 12.70 mm [.50 in.] is

required for cable bend to clear tool head during crimping.

•Required on cables

terminated to connectors

without center contacts

CABLE

STRIP LENGTH DIMENSION

Figure 4

RG-402, RG-405

2.16 ±0.13 [.085 ±.005]

4.2. Cable Dressing Fixture and Trimmer Tool

Figure 3

1. Place the cable dressing fixture in a vise.

To prepare the cable:

2. Insert the cable into the hole corresponding to the

cable size as shown in Figure 5, Detail A.

1. Strip the outer cable jacket to the dimension

provided in Figure 3. Make sure that the cut is at a

90° angle to the cable length.

3. Using the jeweler's saw, carefully cut through the

cable shield while rotating the cable, maintaining

pressure against the fixture.

2. Point the center conductor.

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2. Push lightly against the cable while slowly

rotating the trimmer tool clockwise several times.

Using Cable Dressing Fixture

Detail A

3. Remove the trimmer tool and clean any chips

from the cable end.

Slot for

Saw Blade

Insert Cable into Hole

4. Re-insert the cable into the cable dressing fixture

for pointing. Refer to Figure 5, Detail B. Keep

pressure against the fixture and rotate the cable

slowly while filing on the 45° surface with a small

pillar file or mill file. Continue filing until the

conductor offers no resistance to the file.

and Saw Through

Jacket While Rotating

Cable

5. Remove the cable and brush off any chips.

Vise

NOTE

A final inspection must be performed to ensure that no

metal chips or burrs are present on the cable dielectric

surface or on the cable shield inner or outer surfaces.

Detail B

Rotate Cable Slowly

While Filing Across This

Surface to Form 45° Tip

on End of Conductor

5. TOOL SETUP (Figure 7)

Before prepared cable can be crimped to a connector,

the hand crimping tool must be set up with the

appropriate locator and die set. Proceed as follows:

1. Select the proper hand tool locator from Figure 2.

2. Loosen the locator locking screw, insert the

locator into the tool head cavity, making sure that

the locator is bottomed in the cavity, then re-tighten

the locking screw. Refer to Figure 7, Detail A.

Figure 5

4. Remove the cable from the fixture. Using a razor

blade, carefully cut and remove the dielectric to

expose the center conductor.

3. Select the proper die set for either RG-402 or

RG-405 cable. Position each die on the respective

tool jaw and make sure that the chamfer is oriented

as shown in Figure 7, Detail A.

CAUTION

DO NOT nick or score the center conductor.

CAUTION

An unacceptable crimp will result if the die chamfers are

not positioned as shown.

To smooth the copper shield and dielectric, proceed as

follows:

4. Fasten the dies to the jaws with the screws, but

do not tighten the screws until the dies are aligned.

1. Slip the correct end of the trimmer tool over the

exposed cable end. See Figure 6.

5. To align the dies, place the cable inside the

locator and squeeze the tool handles to close the

tool. Check for even alignment of the dies, as

shown in Figure 7, Detail B, then tighten the screws

to secure the dies.

Using Trimmer Tool

Holes

6. CRIMPING PROCEDURE

After Slipping Trimmer Over

Cable, Rotate Trimmer (As

Shown) 2 or 3 Revolutions to

Smooth Copper Shield and

Dielectric

NOTE

Before crimping, insert the prepared cable into the

BACK of the connector assembly until the cable bottoms

on the shoulder of the connector assembly.

6.1. For Connectors with Fixed Collars

(Except Right Angle Connectors)

Figures 8 and 9 show typical plug and panel jack

connectors with fixed collars.

Cable

Cable Size

Designations

Proceed as follows:

1. Carefully insert the cable into the connector until

the cable bottoms on the shoulder of the connector.

Figure 6

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Tool Setup

Detail B

Detail A

Die-Holding Hex Head

Screws (Captive)

Slip Cable in Locator

Between Dies. Tighten

Screws While Cable Holds

Dies in Proper Alignment

Chamfer

Locator

(Typ)

Locator Locking

Screw (Ref)

Figure 7

2. Place the connector and cable inside the tool

locator, making sure that:

6.2. For Connectors with Retractable Collars

Connectors with sliding coupling nuts (shown in Figure

10) require Special Die Set 312962-1 which is not

included in the kit and MUST be ordered separately.

— the center conductor of center contact enters the

locator hole

— the connector is seated squarely on the locator

Proceed as follows:

— if crimping a panel jack to the cable, the sides of

the panel jack should align with the tool jaws as

shown in Figure 9

1. Slide the nut then the connector body, flange end

first, onto the cable.

2. Place the connector body and cable inside the

tool locator, making sure that the center conductor

enters the locator hole, and that the coupling nut is

positioned above the tool head.

3. Support the cable-and-connector assembly, and

squeeze the tool handles to complete the crimp as

shown in Figure 9.

Crimping Connectors with Fixed Collars

(Except Right-Angle Connectors)

Center Conductor

ofConnectorMust

Enter Hole in

Locator

Dies will Close Against

Cable and Connector to

Complete Termination

Connector with

Fixed Collar

Figure 8

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3. Squeeze the tool handles to crimp the connector

body to the cable.

— the connector collar faces forward, as shown in

Figure 11

3. Support the cable and connector assembly, and

squeeze the tool handles together to complete the

crimp.

Crimping Connectors with Fixed Collars

Panel Jack

Crimping Right-Angle Connectors

Right-Angle

Connector

Sides of Panel Jack

Align with Dies as

Tool Jaws Close

Locator

Knob

Figure 9

Collar

Crimped

Connector

Crimping Connectors with

Retractable Collars

Connector Collar

Facing Forward

Coupling Nut

(Retractable)

Connector

Body

Cable

Figure 11

7. INTERNAL REFERENCE PLANES FOR CABLE

Coupling Nut Positioned

Above Tool Head During

Crimping

The dimensions shown in Figure 12 are from the

cable-bottoming surface or plane in the connector to

the mating reference plane.

Chamfer

8. CABLE BENDING

Special Die

Set 312962-1

The 90° bending fixture assembly is used to make

precise right-angle bends on the cable near SMA

plugs as shown in Figure 13. Bends can have a radius

of 3.18mm [.125 in.] (on RG-402 or RG-405 cable),

6.35mm [.250 in.] (on RG-402 cable only), or 1.57mm

[.062 in.] (on RG-405 cable only).

Figure 10

The spacer shown in Figure 14 must be positioned

behind the dummy jack when bending:

6.3. For Right-Angle Connectors

— RG-402 cable to either 3.18mm [.125 in.] or

6.35mm [.250 in.] radii terminated onto plugs

with center contacts

Right-angle connectors require Locator 312173-1

which is not included in the kit and MUST be ordered

separately. Proceed as follows:

— RG-405 cable to 1.57mm [.062 in.] or 3.18mm

[.125 in.] radii when terminated onto plugs with

center contacts except Short Plugs 221447-[ ].

For short plugs, a special spacer is required and

MUST be ordered separately from Special Kit

220224-2

1. Slide the connector, flange end first, over the

cable end as shown in Figure 11.

2. Place the connector and cable inside of the tool

locator, making sure that:

— the recessed area of the connector body sits

squarely on the locator knob

Loosen the dummy jack to insert the spacer, and re-

tighten the jack before proceeding.

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8.1. To Make 6.35 mm [.250 in.] Bends on RG-402 Cable

or 3.18 mm [.125 in.] Bends on RG-405 Cable

Plugs with Center Contacts (All Sizes)

1. Screw the terminated plug onto the dummy jack

of the tool holder. See Figure 15.

2. Slip the appropriate bend segment under the

cable as shown in Figure 15.

Reference

Plane

3. Using finger pressure, bend the cable around the

segment to the desired angle, to a 90° maximum.

Cable-Bottoming Plane

4.50 ±0.25 [.177 ±.010]

4. Unscrew the plug from the tool holder.

Right-Angle Plugs

8.2. To Make 3.18mm [.125 in.] Bends on RG-402 Cable

(Figure 16)

1. Make the 6.35mm [.250 in.] radial bend as

described in Paragraph 8.1, and remove the plug

from the tool holder.

Mating Interface Centerline

Cable-Bottoming Plane

2. Replace the 6.35mm [.250 in.] bend segment with

the 3.18 mm [.125 in.] segment for RG-402 cable.

3.76 ±0.25 [.148 ±.010]

3. Re-attach the plug to the dummy jack of the tool

holder.

Panel Jacks (All Sizes)

4. Place the conforming block over the cable with

the tongue of the block in the slot of the tool holder,

as shown in Figure 16.

5. Insert the limiting pin and slide the block against

the opening.

Reference

Plane

Cable-Bottoming Plane

6.48 ±0.25 [.259 ±.010]

Figure 12

90° Bend Plug Assemblies

(Plug Applied Before Bending Cable)

1.57[.062]

Radius

6.35[.250]

Radius

6.35[.250]

Radius

Interface

DIMENSION

3.18 [.125] RADIUS

CABLE

SIZE

SMA PLUG TYPE

6.35 [.250] RADIUS

1.57 [.062] RADIUS

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Plugs without Center Contact

Plugs with Center Contact

Short Plugs

14.68 [.578] 18.11 [.713] 11.51 [.453] 14.94 [.588]

19.18 [.755] 22.61 [.890] 16.00 [.632] 19.43 [.765]

RG-402

RG-405

---

15.34 [.604] 18.75 [.738] 13.72 [.540] 17.14 [.675]

12.70 [.500] 15.88 [.625] 11.10 [.437] 14.27 [.562]

Figure 13

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NOTE

Cable Bending

NOTE

Spacer Used

with SMA Plugs

Make sure that the shoulders of the conforming block

bear on the bottom surface of the tool holder BEFORE

applying pressure in the vise.

Dummy Jack

7. Tighten the vise to force the conforming block into

the slot. Continue to tighten until the legs of the tool

holder prevent further movement of the vise jaws.

Figure 14

8. Remove the assembly from the vise, and

unscrew the plug from the fixture.

Bending RG-402 Cable to 6.35mm [.250 in.] Radius or

RG-405 Cable to 3.18mm [.125 in.] Radius

9. Remove the conforming block and bend

segment.

8.3. To Make 1.57 mm [.062 in.] Bends on RG-405 Cable

It is recommended that a special kit be used to make

1.57 mm [.062 in.] bends on RG-405 cable. Kit

220224-2 includes a limiting pin, a 90° bend tool body

assembly, a 90° bend segment, and a conforming

block. The figures referenced for the 6.35 mm

[.250 in.] and 3.18 mm [.125 in.] bends will assist in

making the 1.57 mm [.062 in.] bends. These steps are

recommended:

Tool Holder

Bend Segment

Oriented Properly

Apply Finger Pressure

1. Make the 3.18 mm [.125 in.] radial bend as

described in Paragraph 8.1, and remove the plug

from the tool holder.

Plugs Screwed

onto Tool Holder

2. Replace the 3.18 mm [.125 in.] bend segment

with the special 1.57 mm [.062 in.] bend segment,

which is a part of Kit 220224-2.

Figure 15

3. Re-attach the plug to the dummy jack of the tool

holder.

Bending RG-402 Cable to 3.18 mm [.125 in.] Radius

4. Place the special 1.57 mm [.062 in.] conforming

block over the cable with the tongue of the block in

the tool holder slot. The conforming block is part of

Kit 220224-2.

Tool Holder

Tongue

3.18 [.125]

Cable Previously

Radius Bend

5. Insert the limiting pin and slide the block against

the tool holder.

Formed to 6.35

Segment

[.250] Radius

6. Place the assembly in a vise with a 69.85 mm

[2.75 in.] opening.

Bend

Limiting Pin

Conforming

Block Shoulder

7. Remove the assembly from the vise, and

unscrew the plug from the fixture.

8. Remove the assembly from the vise, and

unscrew the plug from the fixture.

9. Remove the special conforming block and special

bend segment.

9. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION

Hand Crimping Tool and Cable Preparation Kit

59981-1 is inspected before shipment. The tool and kit

should be inspected immediately upon arrival to

ensure that they have not been damaged during

shipment, and that they perform according to the

criteria described in this sheet. If the tool and kit are

damaged upon arrival, retain the shipping container,

file a claim with the carrier, and notify TE immediately.

Legs of Tool Holder Prevent Further

Movement of Vise Against Conforming Block

Figure 16

6. Place the assembly in a vise with a 69.85 mm

[2.75 in.] opening.

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9.1. Daily Maintenance

Suggested Plug Gage Design

1. Remove dust, moisture, and other contaminants

from the tool with a clean brush or a soft, lint-free

cloth. Do NOT use objects that could damage the

tool.

6.35 ±0.25 [.25 ±.01]

NO-GO

2. Make sure that the proper retaining pins are in

place and are secured with the proper retaining

rings.

63.5 [2.5] (Typ)

3. Make certain that all pins, pivot points, and

bearing surfaces are protected with a THIN coat of

any good SAE 20 motor oil. Do NOT oil excessively.

12.7 [.50]

GAGE ELEMENT DIAMETERS

4. When the tool is not in use, keep the handles

closed to prevent objects from becoming lodged in

the crimping chambers and store the tool in a clean,

dry area.

15.915-15.920 [.6266-.6268]

NO-GO

16.078-16.083 [.6330-.6332]

Inspection of Crimping Chamber

9.2. Periodic Inspection

Die Inserts

312253-1

(Required)

Top of Ram

Regular inspections should be performed by quality

control personnel. A record of scheduled inspections

should remain with the tool and/or be supplied to

supervisory personnel responsible for the tool. Though

recommendations call for at least one inspection per

month, the inspection frequency should be based on

the amount of use, working conditions, operator

training and skill, and established company standards.

These inspections should be performed in the

following sequence:

Crimping Chamber

16.0 ±0.08

[.630 ±.003]

Stop

Surface

GO/NO-GO

Gage

A. Visual Inspection

NO-GO Element

GO Element

1. Remove all lubrication and accumulated film by

immersing the tool (handles partially closed) in a

suitable commercial degreaser that will not affect

paint or plastic material.

2. Make certain that all retaining pins are in place

and are secured with retaining rings. If

replacements are necessary, refer to Section 10,

REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR.

Crimping

Chamber

Crimping

Chamber

12.2±0.25

[.48 ±.010]

3. Inspect crimping chambers for pitted or chipped

surfaces.

GO element must

pass completely

through the

NO-GO element may

enter partially, but must

not pass completely

through the crimping

chamber.

4. Close the tool handles until the ratchet releases,

then allow handles to open freely. If they do not

open quickly and fully, the spring is defective and

must be replaced. Refer to Section 10,

crimping chamber.

REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR.

B. Gaging the Crimping Chambers

Figure 17

This inspection requires the use of a plug gage

conforming to the dimensions listed in Figure 17. TE

does not manufacture or market these gages. To gage

the crimping chambers, proceed as follows:

3. Align the GO element of the gage with the

crimping chamber so that the top and bottom of the

gage align with the surfaces of the die inserts and

ram.

1. Insert Die Set 312253-1 as described in

Section 5, TOOL SETUP. Do NOT insert the locator.

4. Push the element straight into the crimping

chamber without using force. The GO element must

pass completely through the crimping chamber as

shown in Figure 17.

2. Close the tool handles until the ram touches the

stop surfaces. Refer to Figure 17.

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5. Align the NO-GO element and try to insert it

straight into the crimping chamber. The NO-GO

element may start entry, but must not pass

completely through the crimping chamber, as shown

in Figure 17.

CUSTOMER SERVICE (038-035)

TYCO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION

PO BOX 3608

HARRISBURG PA 17105-3608

If the crimping chamber conforms to the gage

inspection, the tool is considered dimensionally

correct. If the crimping chamber does not conform to

the inspection, the tool must be repaired before

returning it to service. Refer to Section 10,

REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR.

Parts other than those specified in Figures 18 and 19

must be replaced to ensure correct operation of the

tool. For customer repair service, please contact an

TE Representative at 1-800-526-5136.

CABLE PREPARATION KIT REPLACEMENT PARTS

For additional information concerning the use of the

plug gage, refer to Instruction Sheet 408-7424.

MILITARY

PART

NUMBER

22520/

PART

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

C. CERTI-CRIMP Hand Crimping Tool Ratchet Control

Inspection

Hand TooL (Locator and Dies Not

Included with Tool)

59980-1

36-01

Obtain a .0254 mm [.001 in.] shim that is suitable for

checking the clearance between the ram and stop

surfaces. To inspect the ratchet:

220220-2

220221-2

220222-2

312253-1

312253-2

21027-6

36-06

36-04

36-05

36-03

36-02

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Plug Locator without Center Contact

Plug Locator with Center Contact

Jack Locator

1. Squeeze the tool handles together until the

ratchet releases. Allow the handles to open FULLY.

Dies (2 for RG-402 Cable)

Dies (2 for RG-405 Cable)

Hex Wrench, .0938-in.

Cutoff Fixture

2. Place the shim between the top of the ram and

the stop surfaces.

3. Support the shim and squeeze the tool handles

together until the ratchet releases, then HOLD the

tool handles in this position.

311395-1

311396-1

312317-1

220224-1

36-09

36-07

36-08

36-10

Cable Dressing Fixture

Trimmer Tool

4. Check the clearance between the ram and the

stop by trying to remove the shim. If shim cannot be

removed, lubricate it with a THIN coat of any good

SAE 20 motor oil and return it to service. If the shim

can be removed, the ratchet is out of adjustment

and must be repaired. Refer to Section 10,

REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR.

90_ Bending Fixture Assembly

Bend Segment, RG-405,

3.18 mm [.125 in.] Radius

311386-3

311386-2

311386-1

36-13

36-12

36-11

Bend Segment, RG-402,

6.35 mm [.250 in.] Radius

Bend Segment, RG-402,

3.18 mm [.125 in.] Radius

10. REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR

311392-1

312067-1

307581-1

13126-1

13127-1

36-10

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Bend Tool Holder

Conforming Block

Limiting Pin

Customer-replaceable parts for the cable preparation

kit are listed in Figure 18, and customer-replaceable

parts for the hand crimping tool are listed in Figure 19.

A complete inventory should be stocked and

controlled to prevent lost time when replacement of

parts is necessary. Replacement parts can be ordered

from:

Carrying Case

Case Insert

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Figure 18

11. REVISION SUMMARY

• Updated document to corporate requirements

• Changed artwork in Figures 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 17

11 of 12

Rev L

408-6788

69.8[2.75]

(Closed)

305 [12]

24 [.94]

Weight: 0.9 kg [2 lb]

HAND CRIMPING TOOL REPLACEMENT PARTS

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

ITEM

QTY PER TOOL

300388

21045-3

300389

PIN. Retaining

RING, Retaining

PIN. Retaining

RING, Retaining

PIN. Retaining

SPRING

21045-6

305340

2-304668-9

21028-5

312065-1

PIN, Slotted Spring

SCREW, Special

Figure 19

12 of 12

Rev L

228502-1 [TE]

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