Cut Sheet
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Terminals
- Non-Insulated Flag Terminals
- Fork and Locking Fork Terminals
- Pin Terminals
- Splice Connectors
- Wire Joints
- Heat-Shrinkable Terminals, Splices and Disconnects
- Disconnects and Male Tabs
- Insulated Ferrules
- Non-Insulated Ferrules
- Installing Kits
- Application Tools
- Plier Type Tools
- Comfort Crimp® Terminal Tools
- Ratchet Hand Tools
- Flag Terminal Type Hand Tool
- Wire Stripping/Cutting Tools
- Toggle Type Tools
- Shure-Stake® Auto-Feed Tool
- Tooling for Plastic Strip Terminals
- Battery-Powered Crimping Tool
- Bench-Mounted Air Tools
- Portable Air Hydraulic Tool
- Air-Operated Bench-Mounted Tool
- 12-Ton Crimping Tools
- Electric Hydraulic Pumps
- Die Selection Charts
- Wire Guide Tables
- Military Standard Cross Reference
- Cross Reference for Packaging
- Catamount® Terminals and Terminal Tools
- Terminal Info
Terminal Products and Tools
Technical Info
FINISH SUFFIX SPEC. TEMP. RATING
Gold Plate GP MIL-G-45204 Type II, Grade B, C, D, Class O 260˚ C
Nickel Plate NP QQ-N-290 Class 2, Grade G 260˚ C
Plain Finish PF None 150˚ C
Silver Plate SP MIL-T-16366 Type I or II, 400° F, 204° C 150˚ C
Platings/Finish
Electroplated-Tin is standard finish. All others require minimum order
quantities and are generally not stocked. Alternative platings are as
follows: Gold, Silver, Tin-Alloys, Nickel or plain finish. See table (below)
for specification information:
Listing
Sta-Kon
®
Rings, Forks and Locking Forks are tested
and listed to UL
®
486A, two-way splices to UL 486C,
disconnects to UL 310, and all appli cable products
to CSA 22.2.
Sta-Kon
®
Technical Data
TERMINALS & SPLICES UL
®
94
INSULATION RATING FLAMMABILITY VOLTAGE TEMPERATURE
Nylon V-2 600V** 105° C
Vinyl V-0 600V** 105° C
Tefzel
®
V-0 600V** 150° C
Disconnects 300V 105° C
Non-Insulated — 600V 150º C
**1000V fixture or sign
The proper installation procedure for the quality assured connection!
The proper installation of terminals, splices, and connectors is very important
to the efficient performance of an electrical system. The properly installed
connector will enable good conductivity through the termination. A poor
termination results in a high-resist ance connection. A poor connector
installation may cause damage or failure of an entire system. Certain
basic requirements must be met to make a good termination.
Before the connector or terminal is installed on the conductor,
follow these recommended practices:
• Strip the insulation carefully to avoid nicking
or cutting conductor strands
• Strip the insulation to the proper length so the conductors can
be inserted fully into the connector barrel; the wire/cable should
be visible in the inspection hole of the lug; the proper strip length
can be found on page F-45.
Installation Procedure
1. Train the wires to eliminate
fanning of strands.
2. Open handles fully.
3. Insert terminal in proper die nest
and locate it as shown above.
When crimping a butt splice,
position in proper die nest
with window facing indentor.
4. Close handles slightly to secure
terminal. Do not deform terminal.
5. Insert properly stripped
wire into terminal.
6. Complete crimp
by closing handles.
Shure-Stake
®
tools are matched
to terminals.
ERG2001
stripped wire
rest
stripping
length
indentor
terminal
orient tongue
as shown
F-56
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