Exemplary illustration of the standard cable processing KV0001 with crimp flange CF100 and crimp ferrule on the basis of micrographs.
The 360° contact between the cable shield and the crimp flange is clearly visible. The cable is not deformed in cross-section, the cores remain free of mechanical stress in the crimp area. Specific properties of the cable, such as a soft or relatively thick cable jacket, can reduce the torsional strength of the hexagon crimp. In these cases, an additional embossing is added by means of a trapezoidal indent in the crimp die.
A basic requirement to achieve sufficient mechanical strength and optimal cable shield contact is to match components, tools and applied assembly procedures for every specific cable assembly. Unlike comparable crimp technologies the Inotec system provides a finely graduated diameter range (0,5 mm steps) and covers a very wide range of crimp flange, ferrule and crimp die diameters.
As an exclusive customer service Inotec electronics GmbH provides a crimp data definition for every specific cable and all cable manufacturers.
Required input data and sample:
Based on this information, the Inotec mechanical laboratory realizes assembly tryout, traction and torque test in order to find out the optimal combination of convenient assembly, reliable cable shield contact and best possible mechanical resistance of the crimped connection. Once the crimp data definition is accomplished, the customer receives a crimp data sheet and a crimped cable sample. The customer’s data sheet contains the following relevant information.
Documentation of a cable-specific crimp data definition
Important features of correct cable processing: