Bob:
I did some quick research using the Inter-web. The crimper for the
Multi-contact crimps is basically a glorified Molex crimp tool. Molex
crimpers are a dime a dozen for the smaller gauges, but less common for #10
and #12. You might find an alternative supplier but you need the type of
crimper that folds the "wings" over.
If you look on E-bay, one may come up, and there is one linked below for a
bit less money.
Here are a few handy links.
Molex crimp quality
handbook:
http://www.molex.com/cmc_upload/0/000/749/803/638000029%20English%20Crimp%20Quality.pdf
Molex crimper for
$328.00: http://www.newark.com/molex/63811-6000/hand-crimp-tool/dp/41M1649
What is needed is a pin extraction tool. Anyone find one?
William
At 04:34 PM 2/27/2009, robert ellison wrote:
I have been hired to reinstall (finish / repair) a system installed by a
local installer / butcher who cut off the MC 4 connectors on the SW panels..
Does anyone have a lead on the crimpers for the MC 4 connectors that does
not cost $488.00 + ?
There has to be a cheaper way to do this.
Thanks,
Bob
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