030-9032-003 ITT Cannon, 030-9032-003 Datasheet - Page 2
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030-9032-003
Manufacturer Part Number
030-9032-003
Description
CONTACT, 16 PIN, KPSE
Manufacturer
ITT Cannon
Series
KPSE / KPTr
Datasheet
1.030-9032-003.pdf
(2 pages)
Specifications of 030-9032-003
Wire Size Range (awg)
16
Contact Size
16
Contact Material
Copper Alloy
Svhc
No SVHC (18-Jun-2010)
Cable Diameter
RoHS Compliant
Contact Termination
Crimp
Cable Diameter Max
2.77mm
Rohs Compliant
Yes
Cable Diameter Min
1.68mm
Colour
Gold
Connector Type
Contact, Crimp
Contact Gender
Pin
Wire Size (awg)
20 To 16 AWG
For Use With
MIL-C-26482, Series I Connectors
MIL-C-26482, Series I Connectors
CRIMPING CONTACTS
1. Strip wires according to the table above taking care not to cut or nick
strands.
CONTACT INSERTION
1. Remove hardware from plug and receptacle. Slide hardware over wire
bundle in proper order for reassembly.
4. Use contacts and grommet sealing plugs to fill any empty cavities.
KPSE Assembly Instructions
CONTACT EXTRACTION
1. Slide hardware back over wire bundle. Using proper extraction tool or
extraction end of proper insertion/extraction tool, proceed as follows:
Contact
Size
20
16
COUPLING NUT
#20-#24
#16-#20
AWG
Wire
Size
ENDBELL
FERRULE
Insulation
3/16"
1/4"
Strip
COMPLETION
1. Check face of plug or receptacle for proper contact installation.
KPSE: There are two lines on the clip sleeve which are vital to the
contact removal process. The first index line is used for removing pin
contacts while the second index line is for removing socket contacts.
2. Use the proper contact insertion tool and slide the tool over the
terminal end of the contact. The size 16 contact lies in the tool and the
tool tip butts against the contact shoulder. The rear, or insulation
support of the size 20 contact butts against an internal shoulder in the
tool tip.
NOTE: Apply a small amount of isopropyl alcohol to the insertion tool tip
while installing contacts.
2. Insert stripped wire into contact crimp pot. Wire must be visible thru
inspection hole.
ALCOHOL
1st Index Line
Pin Contacts
TOOL TIP
2nd Index Line
Socket Contacts
Wrong
Right
#20 CONTACTS
#16 CONTACTS
INSERTION
SHOULDER
2. Using mating connector with contacts installed, mate both connector
halves together.
3. Assemble ferrule over the grommet by hand as far as possible.
4 Assemble endbell over ferrule and loosely tighten endbell. Partiallly
loosen (1/4 turn) and retighten to recommended torque limits.
3. Using correct crimp tool and locator select proper crimp setting for
wire sizer to be crimped; cycle the tool onec to be sure the indentors are
open. Insert contact and wire into locator. Squeeze tool handles firmly
and completely to insure a proper crimp. The tool will not release unless
the crimp indentors in the tool head have been fully actuated. Release
crimped contact and wire from tool. Be certain the wire is visible thru
inspection hole in contact.
CAUTION: Check that none of the contacts are bent or damaged in any
way after crimping.
3. Begining from center cavity and working outwards in a circular
pattern, insert wired contacts into rear of connnector by hand until the
front of the contact shoulder is no more than 1/8" from the grommet.
Holding the connector horizontally, position tool behind contact. Push
tool straight into contact cavity until contact snaps into position. A light
pull on wire will assure that contact is locked securely. Repeat for
remaining contacts.
Carefully place the tool tip over the contact to be extracted until the
tool tip touches the insulator face. Carefully rotate the tool until the
index line is slightly below the insulator face. Keep an even pressure
against tool body; push plunger forward with thumb and index finger,
and push the contact out throught the clip. Carefully remove extraction
tool from connnector. Pull wire by hand to compete the removal of
the contact.
8,10,12 and 14
20,22 and 24
16 and 18
Size
Dimensions are shown in inches (millimeters).
Dimensions subject to change.
KPT/KPSE
www.ittcannon.com
Torque in/lbs.
10-15
15-25
25-35
155