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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2013
- This is a very short and quick tutorial on crimping the standard 'DB' or "D-Sub / DSub" avionics pins and contacts using the proper tool called a 4 way indent crimper (which actually provides 8 small crimps using 2 rows of 4 contact points inside the crimping tool).
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Great Video. Thank You
Cool watch - looks like a Rolex GMT!
Please make more videos on how to crimp with the tool and different parts of it.
That's a nice Rolex D-Submariner you're wearing
its actually a Rolex GMT but yeah i get it
@@m4ck408 excellent choice IMO. I prefer the GMT over the Submariner. I should have looked more closely. Rock On Brother!
What is the correct wire strip length and how is there a good way to set it with the stripmaster?
Is this the same crimper used for bendix s6LN-21 ignition leads?
You should mention that the crimpers need to be set for a specific gauge wire, and that the strip back should be within 1/32" of the back of the pin.
You are correct - good points!
Where did you get the black AFM8s? Is it a special crimper?
Can you tell me where did you buy the read one?
Thank you for video! I can't see from video if wires you are using have their ends soldered or you just collected wire cores by hand?
anton lancevič The wires in this video are not soldered or "tinned" with solder (though the wire we use is Mil Spec tin plated copper with Tefzel insulation). You can dip the ends if you desire, but it often is not required.
Thanks you have the most helpful video I've see on crimpers the others looked at don't fully crimp the wire can you please say the name of the first set you showed the red pair
I wanna know that too
I believe those crimpers are called "4 way indent crimpers for d-subminiature". Because the "iris" inside the opening crimps simultaneously in 4 places around the crimp pin.
www.steinair.com/product/4-way-indent-crimper/
I have a question? Will these crimp pins male and female work for audio? I'm building a bunch of dsub25 snake cables for my recording studio and they are a pain to solder each piece. You're website has everything I was looking for and I just wanted to know if you had any experience using these for audio purpose, and are they gold plated? Thank you ahead!
Amex Absolutely. Typically a crimped connection with the gold plated machined contacts (like we stock) are FAR superior to the solder cup type Dsub connectors, especially from an Audio or Data standpoint. They are used extensively in everything from data lines to audio lines (reception and transmission), etc..
can i use normal wires with ferrule terminals for crimping purpose with this tool???
I have a question. The d-sub pins are the same as in the VGA connectors??? does it fit in a breadboard???
The answer to my own question is yes. The fit perfectly.
Hi are you suppost to crimp the plastic jacket?
Hello , may i ask how to determine the pin size (AWG )? Is it is about the band color? Thank you
Our standard dsub pins and sockets work for 20AWG and 22AWG. The high density dsub pins and sockets work for 22AWG and 24AWG. We don't generally work with anything smaller than that. I hope that helps.
Are you pre tinning the wire!! Is the wire plastic or teflon??
Neither - the wire is tefzel...and one wouldn't normally "pre-tin" a crimped connection - usually only solder connections.
@@SteinAir thanks, i,m a tube amp guy . This is new to me. I don,t get past cloth wire and high temp plastic coated. Very informative. We do and don,t pretin
Russell E Simonetta FYI, never, ever tin a wire with solder before crimping or clamping into a screw terminal. The solder will actually “flow” under the compression, resulting in a loose joint in the long term.
What do you use for insertion and extraction
can you give a reference for the import crimpter ?
We call it a 4 way indent crimper. Our SKU: SAT-004
Like!
9 year old video, I was 10 when you made this, anywho, I'm random
Am 3 years experince in this field any job vacancies in your Country
what you call a pin is actually a socket...both are contacts but not both are pins...