Knowledge about tools

A high quality connection is essential for generating installation applications. The first step is to cut and strip the cable.
The natural twisting of the cable should be retained.

Even during cable processing, it is essential to optimise and monitor the stripping and cutting process.

• No strands should be crushed, cut or protruding.

• The insulation should be undamaged and must not be excessively damaged or torn off so that the insulation does not impair the application.

With our cutting and stripping tools, you have the best way to prepare your cables or your installation environment for further processing with a straight and crimp-free cut.

Your advantages:

• Simple operation for clean cutting

• Little effort for unlimited power

• Ergonomic and high-quality handling for long working hours

• Ergonomic handling for long working periods

• Multifunctional stripping tool from 0.03 mm² to 16 mm² with replaceable blades

• Hand-operated hydraulic or battery-powered tools are a good solution for punching panel feed throughs for HARTING hoods/housings when constructing a control cabinet.

  
  

There are three important aspects to consider in the crimping process. In addition to choosing between the contact and cable, the correct use of the recommended crimping tool is essential. With the crimping tools from HARTING, we offer you a range of solutions for processing HARTING contacts to your requirements. For example, all our tools meet the requirements set out in DIN EN 60352-2. You can find more information here on the advantages and the correct test procedures for the crimping process.

• Gas-tightness: The components are pressed together so strongly that there are no gaps: This means that neither liquids nor gases can penetrate the contact point.

• Consistent crimp quality: High reproducibility thanks to the use of professional crimping tools

• Speed: Higher wiring speed compared to other termination techniques

• Largely automatable: Easier prefabrication of cable harnesses and interfaces

• Compact: Higher contact density can be achieved compared to other termination techniques

With the right knowledge and the right tools, crimping is a simple and precise termination technique. Crimping starts with correctly cutting the conductor. A successful first step in a crimping process is a clean, straight and crimp-free cut. The insulation should then be removed without damaging the conductor. How much insulation is stripped away depends on the kind of contact. After preparing the conductor, the conductor end can be crimped to the intended contact or wire ferrule using HARTING tools.

• For loose, turned and punched male and female contacts from 0.08 mm² to 10 mm² cable diameter

• For punched contacts on a strip

• For wire ferrules from 0.14 mm² to 16 mm²

• A broad portfolio of hand crimping tools for processing a versatile range of contacts

• Various crimping technologies

• Tested and approved according to DIN EN 60352-2

• Ergonomic grips for every application

• For loose, turned male and female contacts from 0.14 mm² to 240 mm² cable diameter

• Optimised for medium contact volumes

• A broad portfolio of hand crimping tools for a wide portfolio of contacts

• Various crimping technologies for every application

• Recommended for entry-level stationary industrial use and for power-assisted applications

• For turned loose male and female crimp contacts without conversion

• For punched contacts on a strip

• Automatic contact feed and separation

• Simply set the stripping length and crimping depths

• Tested crimp quality to DIN EN 60352-2 based on the 4-arbor double notch mechanism

• Recommended for stationary industrial use

• Optimised for high production volumes

Discover the world of solderless connection technology with our press-in technology. This innovative method uses modern, deformable elastic press-in zones to compensate for tolerances and meet high electrical and mechanical requirements. Ideal for selectively gold-plated connector pins, this technology offers an efficient and economical solution for your connection needs.

• Thermal shocks caused by the soldering process and the associated risk of PCB failure are avoided.

• Subsequent cleaning of the populated circuit boards is no longer necessary.

• Additional wrapped connections are possible by using connectors with long connector pins.

• Unlimited economical processing of selectively gold-plated connector pins for rearward transfer systems - no more hand soldering required!

Press-in tools for press-in connectors - DIN Signal / DIN Power.
The upper tool is usually flat and even or has holding or guiding parts, depending on requirements.

The lower tools support the PCB and, if possible, the through-hole plating. This safely absorbs the forces that occur and protects the printed circuit board. The lower tools are usually designed as a comb, as this simplifies the positioning of the PCB.

These tools can now be held in the fixtures using a simple holding and positioning system. Once aligned, they can be pressed in easily.

Inserts are available for the DIN Signal contact carrier for press-in connectors that enable these connectors to be connected with a simple flat press-in connector. These are cost-effective and efficient.

Press-in tools for press-in connectors of the har-bus^® HM type are available as a modular system.
The upper and lower tools are selected to fit the application and moved into the appropriate position.
The PICMG Standard is decisive for positioning.

As there is now an incredible number of applications, HARTING has developed a unique tool for power users: the insert. This means that all contact carriers can be processed easily and efficiently with the matching insert and a flat upper tool. The lower tool for this is then created by the user.

The advantages: fast - efficient - cost-effective - sustainable.

These tools can now be held in the fixtures using a simple holding and positioning system. Once aligned, they can be pressed in easily.

One advantage of press-in technology is that it is easy to repair. Individual contacts can be repaired, for example, if a pin has been bent. However, it is also possible to press entire press-in connectors out of the PCB again.

It is also possible to simply remove termination supports or straighten contacts.

HARTING offers a comprehensive portfolio of tools for all essential termination techniques and assembly steps. With the tools from HARTING, you can complete your work step faster, more flexibly and more precisely than ever before, enabling you to complete even demanding assembly steps effortlessly and force-free.

Your advantages:

• Optimum coordination between tools and components, even in precise applications

• Quick and easy use of the disassembly/assembly tools saves time

• Non-destructive installation of components

• Ensuring correct function in your application

• For assembly of HARTING components

• To support correct installation

• For inserting contacts

• Ergonomic designs

• Designed for the most precise requirements

• For removal of HARTING components

• To support the correct final installation

• For disassembly of contacts

• Ease of handling

• Ergonomic design

• Designed for the most precise requirements