HR30-7P-12SC Datasheet, PDF (10/12 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – Miniature Waterproof Plastic Connectors

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BAssembly Procedures
Plug Assembly Sequence
Push/pull locking collar
Insulator/contact assembly
Spring
Seal bushing
Strain relief
Back shell
1
A
B
Solder type : 3 and 6 pos.
Solder type : 12 pos.
Crimp type : 10 and 12 pos.
A
2 mm
2 mm
2 -0
-0.5
mm
Cable
B
5.5 mm max.
10 mm max.
15 to 20 mm
Thread the back shell, strain relief, seal bushing, spring and push/pull locking collar over the cable as shown above.
Block end face
Insulator/contact assembly
Solder termination fixture
2
Solder type
1. Pre-solder the exposed cable conductors (dia. A). The diameter of the pre-soldered conductors should not exceed 0.7
mm for 6 contact plug and 1.0 mm for 3 contact plug.
2. Insert the insulator body over the applicable solder termination fixture.
3. Insert the pre-soldered conductors in the contact soldering pot and solder them in place.
Soldering iron temperature should be 280 ±10ç applied for 3-4 second.
Crimp type
1. Crimp the applicable contact to the stripped conductor. Use correct crimp tools. Verify the dimensions and crimp
configuration.
2. Insert the contact into the appropriate opening in the insulator body.
3. Verify fully seated position by applying a slight pull force on the conductor. The contact should remain in place.
Re-insert if not seated.
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