A-S-C EVERETT CHARLES TECH, A-S-C Datasheet - Page 19

• Manufacturer Part Number: A-S-C
• Description: TEST SPRING PROBE, PCB, SOLDER
• Manufacturer: EVERETT CHARLES TECH

Specifications of A-S-C

• Connector Type: Test Point
• Current Rating: 2A
• Spring Force Initial: 0.7oz
• Spring Force Working Travel: 1.6oz
• Body Material: Brass
• Tip / Nozzle Style: 60° Point
• Spring Material: Beryllium Copper
• Contact Material: Beryllium Copper
• Rohs Compliant: Yes
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

ARIT
Receptacle Insertion Tools
Model #
ARIT54
ARIT54
T80-0
T125-0
Adjustable Tool (ARIT) Instructions
1. Loosen set screws.
2. Rotate thimble to desired receptacle
3. Lock both set screws.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Drawings not to scale.
Optional tip styles, spring pressures, and materials
available, contact factory for more information.
mounting height.
Mounting
Height
Flush–.125"
Flush–.220"
Flush
Flush
T style tools
Receptacle
Series
SR541
SR54
SR80
SR125
Maintenance Brushes
Model #
MB-1
MB-2
MB-3
MB-2
MB-1
Description
Brass bristle brush
(4-1/4" x 2-1/2")
4 row brass brush
(3-1/4" x 1-1/8")
Nylon brush (6-1/4")
MB-3
Receptacle
Installation
(Press fit type only)
The receptacle is inserted into
the drilled hole and tapped into
place using a plastic mallet
and a receptacle insertion tool.
Several “taps” (3-5) with the
mallet is recommended to
provide maximum receptacle
retention. Epoxy is not required.
The receptacle is held in place
by the press ring, which
collapses into the hole during
insertion, forming a tight fit.
While some insertion tools
are designed to mount the
receptacles flush with the
probe plate, the ARIT series
(Adjustable Tool) allows
various mounting heights as
required by the test fixture
manufacturer. The press ring
should be positioned for
maximum retention in probe
plates that are 3/8 inch thick
or more. If the probe plate is
too thin, the receptacle may
fall through during insertion.
In this case you can drill a
smaller hole and use the press
ring as a stop. However, you
will need to secure receptacle
with epoxy.
Once the receptacle is installed,
insert the probe until the top
of the probe barrel is flush
with the top of the receptacle.
The probe is held in place with
4 retention detents.
Tools
Dimensions in inches (millimeters).
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