Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Means to assemble electrical device
Patent
1996-12-06
1998-12-08
Vo, Peter
Metal working
Means to assemble or disassemble
Means to assemble electrical device
29268, 29758, 29828, 29861, 7240914, 72712, H01R 43042
Patent
active
058453938
ABSTRACT:
A crimping tool is provided for attaching a connector to a shielded coaxial cable. One connector on which the tool can be employed is an improved BNC type connector including a sliding center pin which is movable into the interior of the connector, such connector also including a crimpable ferrule for holding the cable to the connector. The crimping tool includes a pair of opposed crimping dies for crimping the ferrule to hold the connector to the cable. A lower crimping die of the tool includes a fitted receptacle for receiving the connector. A pair of handles are coupled to the opposed crimping dies to drive the dies together to crimp the ferrule. The crimping tool further includes a driving member for pushing the center pin of the connector into the interior of the connector simultaneously with the closure of the crimping dies to crimp the ferrule onto the shielded cable.
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Beusse James H.
Daniels Manufacturing Corporation
Vo Peter
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