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Application

Specification

114-20045

25 Mar 2011

Rev. F4

Description

REVISED

M.GHISOLFI

25/03/2011

M.GURLINO

25/03/2011

REVISED & REDRAWN ET00-0024-04

M.GHISOLFI

22/04/2004

R.MARTINI

22/04/2004

REVISED ET00-0416-99

M. PALMA

09/03/2000

R.MARTINI

10/03/2000

REVISED ET00-0084-99

M. GHISOLFI

10/03/1999

R.MARTINI

16/03/1999

REVISED ET00-0488-97

DE RUVO

19/12/1997

A. BRUNI

20/02/1998

REVISED ET00-0154-97

P.S.

03/03/1997

C.BERTINI

24/03/1997

REVISED ET00-0294-95

S.SERRA

12/12/1995

G.CUMINO

12/12/1995

ADDED W.R. 1,52,5sqmm ET00-0138-93

C.PIA

25/10/93

A. BRUNI

05/11/93

UPDATED & RELEASED ECN I-3168

A. BRUNI

23/10/92

P.CASTELLO

23/10/92

rev letter rev. record DR Date CHK Date

DR. DATE

APVD DATE

O. Canuto

19/12/1991

P. Castello

23/10/1992

This specification is a controlled

document.

This AMP controlled document is subject to

change. For latest revision call AMP Italia

s.p.a.,Collegno (TO), Italy.

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MINI MIC RECEPTACLE AND TAB CONTACTS FOR

SINGLE WIRE SEALING.

SCOPE

This Specification covers the requirements for application of Mini Mic rec. and tab contacts.

P/Ns involved are listed in the table of fig. 7.

GENERAL

These contacts are suitable for 0,352,5sqmm wire, with single wire seals.

Each wire is inserted into a discrete wire seal before to be crimped into the contact.

The insulation barrel is crimped so that the wire seal is gripped in order to avoid any

movement of the seal.

The contacts are suitable for single wire only.

The indications on the figures are valid for both receptacle and tab contacts.

1.0 CRIMPING

The following information contains nomenclature, crimping conditions, crimp data for

mini-applicators, insertion of wire seals on cables, mending or replacement of parts and

checks.

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Application Specification 114-20045 25 Mar 2011 Rev. F4 Description MINI MIC RECEPTACLE AND TAB CONTACTS FOR SINGLE WIRE SEALING. SCOPE This Specification covers the requirements for application of Mini Mic rec. and tab contacts. P/Ns involved are listed in the table of fig. 7. GENERAL These contacts are suitable for 0,352,5sqmm wire, with single wire seals. Each wire is inserted into a discrete wire seal before to be crimped into the contact.
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114-20045 1.1 NOMENCLATURE Fig. 1 2.0 CRIMPING CONDITIONS With reference to nomenclature (par.1.1) see Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3. 1. Cut-off tab length 2. Front bellmouth Rear bellmouth 3. Bend up Bend down Bend right Bend left Rolling 4. Cable end protrusion (brush length) 5. Insulation stripping length 0,3mm max. 0,10 x 45° max. 0,25 x 60° min. 5° max. 5° max. 5° max. 5° max. 5° max. 0,2 to 0,7mm 3,0 to 3,5mm 6. Wire barrel seam must be neatly closed. Rev.
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114-20045 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 3.0 CRIMP DATA 3.1 For applicator crimping see Fig. 7 4.0 INSERTION OF RUBBER WIRE SEAL ON THE CABLE When the rubber seal is installed on cable, the end of the cable insulation shall be positioned from the edge of the rubber seal, as shown in Fig. 4. This length is usually regardless of cable size. NOTE: Seals are supplied lubricated. This lubrication must not be removed. Fig. 4 Rev.
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114-20045 5.0 CORRECTION OR REPLACEMENT OF PARTS When defects and/or improper applications are found on parts to be installed, as shown in Fig. 5, rework to set up properly, or replace with new part. The end of the cut wire shall appear neat without any bend of stranded conductor. The end of the wire shall be straight without bend and untidiness after insertion of the wire seal. The bent wire seal be checked out. The conductor shall be free from nick, cut and scrape.
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114-20045 5.1 After crimping, the part of the cable insulation that is inside the seal shall be in good condition and within the requirements shown in Fig. 5. Check by visual inspection in the transition area (between wire and insulation barrel), as indicated in Fig. 6.
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114-20045 Fig. 7 Rev.