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Adjustable compression pliers for F, BNC, IEC and RCA compression plugs

SKU: 3132
GTIN: 4012386101956
Manufacturers: Transmedia

Freely adjustable crimping tool for F, BNC, IEC and RCA (cinch) compression plugs (up to RG6) from various manufacturers. Cabelcon short plugs can also be crimped with this tool.

20,08 €

excl. 19% VAT , plus (Paket)

6 pc(s) In stock
Delivery time: 1 - 5 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Description
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Freely adjustable crimping tool with high leverage for F, BNC, IEC and RCA (cinch) connectors including 90° angle connectors and the short Cabelcon short connectors. The tool is well suited for crimping a handful of connectors in different sizes and from different manufacturers.

In our opinion, this tool is unsuitable for professional applications involving the mass processing of hundreds of connectors per month, as the accuracy and quality of the mechanics unfortunately leave something to be desired. However, it is more suitable as a second tool for occasional applications in connection with connectors of different sizes.

The compression dimension is set to the required value using the adjusting screw in the "jaw" of the compression pliers. The tool should always be set in such a way that it still has some "spring" after the connector has been fully crimped.

For crimping F plugs, the F adapter must be in the tool (as supplied); for crimping all other plugs, this adapter must be removed and replaced with the universal adapter attached to the side in the reserve position. IEC plugs are destroyed when crimped with the F adapter! The adapter is too thick for these plugs!

To crimp the Cabelcon 90° F plugs, all adapters must be completely removed. The nose of the plug is placed in the threaded hole for the support adapters.

CAUTION is required with IEC sockets, RCA (cinch) plugs and Cabelcon F-SC (Spring Connect) plugs! Excessive force should be avoided here and care should be taken when crimping to ensure that the connectors are not subjected to any further stress after compression (closing the crimping gap on the connector).
Caution is also required when crimping cheap connectors! These are often made of easily splintering plastic on the cable side (i.e. pliers support) and break out quickly. This is not due to the tool, but is a known problem with inferior plugs.