Crimping: Faston Connectors

An brief talk through crimping using FASTON crimps.

[@TheNaveenedi]

Neat and easy demonstration.

[@XxTrustNoOnexX]

great video!

[@user-zp2wz6sp5t]

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[@testgames4028]

Can you tell me please, why not twist strands? 1:32 Because I always twist strands before crimping or any electrical connection.

[@howardl8530]

It will interfere with the necessary displacement of strands to create a uniform squish with cold welding of all the strands

[@user-ie7tu2st7u]

Bisa

[@dougalan5614]

Sure appears that with these crimpers, the connector is inserted from the wrong side.

[@MrCaptainfrog]

Never use Faston connectors, they are complete failure. No matter how tight you press they will come off with a strong pull!

[@Lagggerengineering]

Only if you crimp them incorrectly. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJKvn2CJn7uZrbs

[@howardl8530]

Does your application require a very strong tensile load resistance? You can also look up the tensile pull test numbers to see what they are rated for. IIRC a 12 awg crimp with PIDG connector is supposed to be good for at least 80 lbs of pull force.