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Amphenol                         Aquacon Series
                     Aerospace              Contact Installation




   38999     Contact Installation
         III
        HD    Wire and Cable Preparation
    Dualok    1.  Cut wire or cable to desired length. Strip insulation from
               end of wire in accordance with the following table. Hot
         II    wire stripping methods are recommended. Avoid nicking
          I    or cutting wire strands.
       SJT          Table 1: Wire Strip Length in Inches
   Accessories
               Contact                Contact Size
    Aquacon     Type     22M    22D    22    20     16     12
   Herm/Seal
                Solder   1/8     –     1/8   5/32  5/32
       PCB
                Crimp         1/8 – 5/32          7/32 – 1/4
      HIgH
     SPeeD     Solder Contact Termination                        Crimp Contact Termination
      Fiber    1.  Clean conductors and pre-tin with a good grade   1.  Select proper crimping tool and positioner from
     Optics
                  60/40 tin-lead solder to 1/16 inch.               Application Tooling table on previous page.
    Contacts   2.  Pre-tin contact solder well.                  2.  Position wire in wire well. Wire must be visible in the
   Connectors  3.  With connector in a suitable holding device, solder   inspection hole provided.
     Cables
                  wells facing operator, and the cutaway portion of the   3.  With the wire in place, insert the contact fully into
                                                                    the crimping tool. Squeeze the crimping tool
                  wells up, insert pre-tinned conductor into contact
     eMI Filter  Transient  well. Apply heat to closed side of wire well to make   handles to the full extent of their travel. The recom-
                  joint. Remove heat and allow joint to cool.
                                                                    mended crimping tools are the “full cycling” type and
               4.   A resistance soldering unit of approximately 125
                                                                    Release pressure on handles and remove the
                  watts is recommended. If a soldering iron is used,   will not release until a complete crimp is made.
                                                                    completed crimped contact/wire assembly.
     26482  Matrix 2    do not exceed 20 watts for size 22M, 22D and 22
                  contacts; 80 watts for size 20: and 150 watts for size
                  16 and 12 contacts.
               5.  Wipe or brush excess flux from terminations.
     83723 III  Matrix|Pyle



     26500   Pyle    Contact Insertion                           Contact Removal
               1.  Select proper insertion tool from Application Tooling
                                                                 1.  Select proper removal tool from Application Tooling
                  table on previous page.                           table on previous page.
               2.  With contact/wire assembly properly positioned in   2.  Carefully insert removal tool until contact to be
                  the insertion tool, push forward, directly in line with
                                                                    removed is released. Aquacon contacts are rear
     5015  Crimp Rear  Release   Matrix  the grommet hole, until the contact is felt to snap   release, rear removable.
                  into place.
               3.  Remove insertion tool.                        3.  Remove contact.
     22992   Class L    All unused contact positions must be filled with
                  uncrimped contacts. In addition, sealing plugs (see
                  Application Tooling table) should be inserted in all
                  unused grommet holes.
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