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crimp identification
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I was not able to find this exact item. Generically these are a style of crimp sleeve or ferrule. This looks similar to a type of crimp connector seen in appliances.
Functionally equal crimp sleeves can be found on digikey, ebay, amazon, your local electrical supply house, etc.
Functionally equal crimp sleeves can be found on digikey, ebay, amazon, your local electrical supply house, etc.
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I like these because they are anchored onto the insulation, so they withstand a fair amount of wiggle without the conductors taking any real abuse. With crimp sleeve type the conductors would be broken in a very short space of time, with only 0.25mm² csa. The end view is just as you would imagine with the double non insulated crimp. Thanks for your replies.
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These are the closest I can find, but they already have the end part fully formed, so not suitable as they won't crimp both the conductors and insulation, as per the initial photo of the ones I try to find.
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I agree this is the unformed version of the OP' pin.
I stand corrected on the name
Digikey calls this Connectors, > Interconnects > Terminals > Wire Pin Connectors
A component of electronic plugs used in computers, appliances, etc.
TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 925667-2
I stand corrected on the name
Digikey calls this Connectors, > Interconnects > Terminals > Wire Pin Connectors
A component of electronic plugs used in computers, appliances, etc.
TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 925667-2
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I'm back!
Problem is now I can't find any supplier that can supply these type crimps, as small as my sample.
My insulation outside diameter is Ø0.9mm, and there are 30 strands of Ø0.08mm wire, totaling 0.15mm²
Any ideas where I can find these?
I spoke to the manufacture of the item in my hand and they said they outsourced the manufacture of these leads, but didn't tell me to who.
Problem is now I can't find any supplier that can supply these type crimps, as small as my sample.
My insulation outside diameter is Ø0.9mm, and there are 30 strands of Ø0.08mm wire, totaling 0.15mm²
Any ideas where I can find these?
I spoke to the manufacture of the item in my hand and they said they outsourced the manufacture of these leads, but didn't tell me to who.
Heaviside1925
Mechanical
OP,
Can you buy a connector kit that includes these pins? A $5.00 connector kit just to have a couple get a couple .05 cent pins may sound wasteful but I'm sure it's cheaper than your billing rate to research individual pin supplies.
Can you buy a connector kit that includes these pins? A $5.00 connector kit just to have a couple get a couple .05 cent pins may sound wasteful but I'm sure it's cheaper than your billing rate to research individual pin supplies.
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