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TABLE 2 - TABLEAU 2 - TABELLE 2 - TABLA 2 - TAVOLA 2 (ITEM 20)
3.7) CRIMPING OF CONNECTORS ON ALUMINIUM CABLES
3.7.1) Pre-rounding conductor
– From the table (Fig. 6, page 35) select the adaptors and pre-rounding dies for the ap-
propriate conductor size.
– Insert the upper adaptor AU130-... (98) and lower adaptor AC130-P (91) into the head
(see § 3.6.3).
– Insert the pre-rounding die into the AC130-P adaptor (see § 3.7.4).
– Position the conductor into the pre-rounding die (95) and locate the pre-rounding die in
the adaptor AU130-... (see § 3.7.4). Ensure that the pre-rounding die is correctly located
in the adaptor with its upper slot in line with the internal adaptor pins.
– Operate the tool until the dies are fully closed.
Release the hydraulic pressure (see § 3.5) and remove the compacted round conductor.
3.7.2) Connector crimping
– Remove the pre-rounding dies and the adaptor AC130-P from the head (see § 3.7.4).
– From the table (Fig. 6, page 35) select the containing die and indentor recommended
for the conductor size.
– Insert the indentor PS130.../E (93) into the ram (14) (see § 3.7.4).
– Insert conductor into the connector; locate the connector into the containing die; locate
the containing die in the adaptor (see § 3.7.4).
– Operate the tool, commence indent crimping from the barrel end for both splices and
terminals, following the sequence shown below.
– For every operation ensure the die is correctly located in the adaptor with its upper slots
in line with the internal adaptor pins.
– Each indenting operation is completed when indentor and die are fully closed;
it is recommended to continue pumping until the maximum pressure valve is activated
and a "click" is heard (see § 3.3).
CRIMPING SEQUENCE
3.7.3) Adaptor fi tting and removal
– Insert the upper adaptor AU130-... (98) into the U-fork head (10) until secured by the
locators (34). To remove the adaptor from the U-fork head, push the adaptor from the
locators and slide out.
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(Ref. to Figs. 4, 5)
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