Wiring tool for wiring electric multi-pin plug-in connectors, co

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Means to assemble electrical device

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295664, 29759, H01R 4304

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045064407

ABSTRACT:
A wiring tool for wiring electric multi-pin plug-in connectors, connector strips or the like has a plunger for pressing a conductor into a cutting clamp provided in a connecting block, whereupon the connecting block is stepped one interpin space at a time after each individual wiring action. To use the wiring tool for processing all types of plug-in connectors, connector strips or the like, without being tied to the existence of special indentations or tongues, the tool also has a feed lever (32), disposed approximately at the level of the access opening for the conductor and projecting into the guide (22) for the connecting block (1), which is moved by an actuating drive (9, 11) of the plunger (28) and which moves the connecting block (1) on by one interpin space after each working stroke of the plunger (28).

REFERENCES:
patent: 4286381 (1981-09-01), Litehizer, Jr.
patent: 4389769 (1983-06-01), Casey

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