Crimp an F plug for IWIS coaxial cables.

Total Length: 9.4 inches (240 mm); Weight: 21.3 oz (600 g); Compatible terminals: Coaxial F-type connector (RG58/3D-2V (50 Ohm series), RG59/3C-2V (75 Ohm series), RG213/8D-2V (50 Ohm series), RG6/5D-2V (BNC, F type). Dice Size: 54. / 8.2 0.4 inch (11 mm) crimping form: Hex crimping (compatible with satellite coaxial cable).

Note: *Can be used as general crimping for 3C, 5C, and 7C connectors, but the center contact inner diameter outer diameter, opposite side size, connector sleeve inner diameter, and compatible cables may have solid differences depending on the connector manufacturer or cable manufacturer, so please only use this as a guide. We recommend you choose according to the outer diameter of the connector in your hand.

Ratchet function

The ratchet mechanism and leverage force provide a more powerful and reliable crimp.The ratchet type prevents any manufacturing mistakes, so you can squeeze the handle until the lock is removed, and crimping is complete. Prevents manufacturing mistakes such as lack of crimp or excessive crimping.

Ratchet Emergency Release

The canceling lever is included, so you can modify the process without damaging the cable or tool when the sleeve is accidentally crimped (*Please do not reuse the connector when reprocessing. )

Narrow handle width for ease of use

Approximately 2.0 inches (50 mm) when closed, very handy and easy to use.

Attention to Material

Mechanical mechanical alloy is used, so you can achieve reliable and speedy crimping.The surface of the dice is stripped and unscrewed, so it is less likely to stick to the terminals after crimping, making it easy to remove.

The compatible range is neat.

The specifications are printed on the handle, so the corresponding cable diameter is easy to understand and work well.

Pressure adjustment dial

The dial at the base of the handle allows you to adjust the crimping force.

Step 1 Cable processing

Check the length of the outer sheath.As a reference, place your nails on about 1/2 of the connector and mark the outer jacket.

Step 2

When the outer sheath is cut out, the copper wire will be exposedAlign the copper wire and fold it over.Cuts approximately 1/2 of the insulator and leaves the inner copper wire unfolded.Insert the connector connection unit.

Step 3

When the connector is plugged into the coaxial cable, insert it into the holder of the stopper.Hold the stopper up and down while it is secured to the holder.The top of the connector is pushed into a sealed state.Open the stopper, firmly insert the coaxial cable into the connector and secure it before crimping.

*If you need an instruction manual, please print the instruction manual in the product images.