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Crimping is a critical process for ensuring a secure and reliable connection in M16 circular connectors, widely used in industrial automation, robotics, and harsh-environment applications. Incorrect crimping can lead to electrical failures, signal loss, and safety hazards.
At Connoder, a global provider of industrial connector solutions (About Us), we combine precision engineering with strict quality control to guarantee optimal crimp performance for every M16 connector we produce.
Standards like DIN EN 60352-2 define the benchmark for crimp quality. Connoder strictly adheres to these standards in every production line.
Strip the wire to 4 mm length (avoid damaging strands). Keep conductor strands clean and aligned.
Insert stripped wire into the M16 contact barrel fully. Ensure correct positioning for mechanical stability and electrical continuity.
Use the correct crimping tool and die based on wire cross-section and connector type. Connoder recommends using precision-calibrated tools for consistent results.
Apply steady force using the appropriate tool setting. Avoid under-crimping (weak mechanical hold) or over-crimping (damaged conductor).
Perform pull-out test for tensile strength. Check crimp height and contact resistance. Validate against DIN EN 60352-2 standards.
Connoder’s Advantage: Our assembly line uses automatic calibration tools and in-process quality control (IPQC) to eliminate these errors.
Connoder provides detailed datasheets and crimping guides for our M16 connector series.
The key points of M16 connector terminal crimping technology boil down to precision, tool selection, and testing. By following industry standards and partnering with Connoder, you ensure a safe, durable, and efficient connection every time.
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