BS 5310-3A:1988
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Specification. Hand crimping tools for the termination of electrical cables and wires for low frequency and radio frequency applications Specification for hand crimping tools for contacts of electrical connectors
Hardcopy , PDF
15-07-1996
BS EN 50109-2-4:1996
BS EN 50109-2-3:1996
BS EN 50109-2-1:1996
BS EN 50109-1:1996
BS EN 50109-2-2 : 1996
BS EN 50109-2-5:1996
BS EN 50109-2-2:1995
English
29-01-1988
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Foreword
Committees responsible
Specification
1. Scope
2. Definitions
3. Design requirements
4. Type tests and production tests
5. Designations
6. User information
Appendices
A. Crimping tool description
B. Turrets and positioners
C. Test contacts
D. Methods of test for crimped joints
E. Mechanical endurance of tools
Tables
1. Requirement for tensile strength of crimped joints
2. turret BS 5310-3A-104
3. Positioners BS 5210-3A-307, BS 5310-3A-309 and
BS 5310-3A-310
4. Dimensions of male test contact
5. Dimensions of female test contact
6. Test rods
7. User control gauge tool
8. Characteristics of user control gauge tool
Figures
1. Hand crimping tool type BS 5310-3A-100
2. Indentors for tool designated BS 5310-3A-100
3. Turrets for tool type BS 5310-3A-100
4. Hand crimping tool type BS 5310-3A-300
5. Indentors for tool type BS 5310-3A-300
6. Positioner for tool type BS 5310-3A-300
7. Turret for tool BS 5310-3A-104 and data plate
8. Positioner BS 5310-3A-307 and data plate
9. Positioner BS 5310-3A-309 and data plate
10. Positioner BS 5310-3A-310 and data plate
11. Male test contact
12. Female test contact
13. Apparatus for measurement of run-out of crimped
contacts
14. User control gauge tool
Detail requirements incorporating a system of multiple indentors for use with removable male and female contacts of electrical connectors and similar components.
| Committee |
EPL/48
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| DevelopmentNote |
For products which have complied with the BS 5310 series of standards before 15 December 1995 as shown by the manufacturers or by a Certification Body, the previous standard may continue to apply for production until 15 December 2000
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| Pages |
26
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| PublisherName |
British Standards Institution
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| Status |
Superseded
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| SupersededBy |
| DEFSTAN 59-71(PT1)/2(1993) : 1993 | CRIMPED ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS FOR COPPER CONDUCTORS - PART 1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS |
| DEFSTAN 59-71/1(1988) : 1988 AMD 1 1990 | CRIMPED ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR COPPER CONDUCTORS - GENERIC SPECIFICATION |
| BS 9525 N0001:1982 | Detail specification for multi-contact two-part printed board electrical connectors |
| BS 9210:1984 | Specification for radio frequency connectors of assessed quality: generic data and methods of test |
| BS 2G 202:1988 | Specification for design and performance requirements for airframe-fit electrical connectors for d.c. and low frequency a.c. applications |
| BS 9521:1983 | Specification for removable contacts of assessed quality for electrical connectors as defined by BS 9520: generic data, methods of test and rules for the preparation of detail specifications |
| BS 9520:1983 | Specification for electrical connectors of assessed quality for d.c. and low frequency application: generic data, methods of test and capability approval procedures |
| BS 4G 178-1:1984 | Crimped joints for aircraft electrical cables and wires Specification for design requirements (including tests) for components and tools |
| BS 5310-1:1976 | Specification. Hand crimping tools for the termination of electrical cables and wires for low frequency and radio frequency applications General requirements and tests |
| BS 427-2:1962 | Method for Vickers hardness test Verification of the testing machine |
| BS 427-1:1961 | Method for Vickers hardness test Testing of metals |
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