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Hand Tool Frame

1437000-6

Upper Platen

Stationary

Handle

Movable

Handle

Platen

Mounting

Bar

Latch Pin

Platen

Mounting

Bar Latch

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Instruction Sheet

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

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408-8480

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Hand Tool Frame 1437000-6

04 OCT 11 Rev A

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.

Figure 1

1. INTRODUCTION

Hand Tool Frame 1437000-6 accepts various platen

blocks and is used to crimp a wide variety of products.

Refer to Figure 2 for platen block and product cross

reference. The following ins

tructions are general

information only. Refer to the instruction sheets

packaged with the platen blocks for specific crimping

instructions.

NOTE

Illustrations are for identification only and are not

drawn to scale.

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2. DESCRIPTION (Figure 1)

The hand tool frame features a stationary handle,

movable handle, upper platen, platen mounting bar,

latch pin, and platen mounting bar latch.

3. PLATEN BLOCK INSERTION (Figure 3)

1. Snap lower platen block into platen mounting bar

and latch pin.

2. If required, assemble upper platen block onto

per platen of tool frame and tighten setscrews.

See Figure 2 for part numbers with upper platen

blocks.

TE CONNECTIVITY

PLATEN BLOCK PN

PREVIOUS PLATEN

BLOCK PN

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

UPPER PLATEN

BLOCK

1437000-8 779-2150 All 609 Series Female transition Socket Connectors

1437000-9 779-2151 All 622 AND 636 Series Female Transition Socket Connectors

1-1437000-2 779-2152 Standard PCB Solder Transition Connectors

1-1437000-3 779-2153 609 Series Slimline PCB Solder Transition Connectors

1-1437000-4 779-2155 All Low Profile DIP Plugs

1-1437000-6 779-2156 All Standard DIP Plugs

2-1437000-0 779-2162 All DIP Socket Connectors

2-1437000-1 779-2164 All Card Edge Connectors

2-1437000-2 779-2166 All Plastic “D” Connectors Except 50 Position

2-1437000-3 779-2166M All Metal “D” Connectors Except 50 Position Yes

2-1437000-5 779-2167 50 Position “D” Connectors, Metal and Plastic

No2-1437000-7 779-2168A All 622 Series Male Connectors

3-1437000-2 779-2172 All Microribbon Connectors

3-1437000-4 779-2173 Ribbon and “D” Connectors Flat Cable Backshell Yes

3-1437000-6 779-2174 Ribbon and “D” Connectors Round Cable Backshell

3-1437000-7 779-2175 All 622 Series Slimline PCB Solder Transition Connectors

3-1437000-9 779-2179 All Low Profile “D” Connectors

4-1437000-1 779-2179M636 All 636 Series D-Sub connectors

Figure 2

Summary of content (3 pages)

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Instruction Sheet   Hand Tool Frame 1437000-6 408-8480 04 OCT 11 Rev A 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. Hand Tool Frame 1437000-6 reference. The following instructions are general information only.
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408-8480 Platen Block Insertion Upper Platen Block (If Required) “locked” position and product is inserted from the front of the tool frame. Return latch to the “locked” position before crimping product. Front Entry Lower Platen Block Latch Spring on Platen Block Platen Mounting Bar Latch Latch Pin Platen Mounting Bar Note: The platen mounting bar latch can be in the “open” or “locked Position to insert the lower platen block.
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408-8480 6. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION PROCEDURE 6.2. Periodic Inspection TE Connectivity recommends that a maintenance and inspection program be performed periodically to ensure dependable and uniform terminations. Though recommendations call for at least one inspection a month, frequency of inspection depends on: A. Lubrication 1. The care, amount of use, and handling of the hand tool.