Astro Tool 612179 Arkusz instrukcji

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GENERAL

The Astro Tool 612179 7-step crimp tool is a cycle

controlled, precision crimp tool capable of crimping

wire barrel sizes 12 to 20.

Observe the precision ratchet action by opening and

closing the tool several times. Note that the tool cannot

be opened without fully completing the crimp cycle.

When held, the tool fits your hand for less fatiguing one

hand operation.

BASIC TOOL OPERATION

NOTE: For proper crimping, the Basic Tool must be

used with an appropriate Positioner or Turret Assembly.

1. Select the proper Positioner or Three Position

Turret Assembly for the contact to be crimped.

2. Attach the head to the turret ring on the tool using

the captive socket head cap screws. A 9/64 hex wrench

is required. Verify that the guide pin is properly located

prior to tightening the cap screws. The turret will need

to be in the "un-locked" position before attaching to the

tool.

ASTRO TOOL CORP.

CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY TOOLING

612179 7-STEP ADJUSTABLE CRIMP TOOL

MS 3191-4 (NSN 5120-00-921-5769)

R ed A djustment Knob

3. Select the appropriate insert from the color coded

data plate on the side of the Turret. Turn the knurled

knob until the color coded position is aligned with the

index mark. Depress the turret until it locks into

position.

4. Consult the Data Plate for correct selector setting.

Remove the Safety Clip, raise and rotate the Red

Adjustment Knob until the indicator is in line with the

correct selector number. Release the Adjustment Knob.

The tool is now ready to crimp.

5. Insert the wire and contact through the Indenter

Opening and into the Positioner Assembly. Squeeze the

handles until the Tool comes to a positive stop. Release

the handles and the tool will return to the full open

position.

6. Remove the completed crimped assembly.

Do not press down on the wire during the crimp cycle.

CAUTION:

5-21-15 TI179-93-1