Best crimping tool for goldpin connectors and source for compatible cables

I need to "produce" more of something like this: Link and I would like to do it on my own, someone can suggest what crimper (or a crimper, I don't know what to call it) to use for this (something with aledrogo?) and where to find cables of this type?

I suggest using the search engine with the goldpin keyword.

I use HT-225D, nothing cheaper has worked for these little connectors.

I will dig out a little about the topic. So far, I have clamped BLT connectors (i.e. the popular female goldpins) with small welding tongs (the so-called walrus), which even gave good results. Now there was a need to tighten more, and in addition, as aesthetically and reliably as possible. I started looking for a press tool and I don't know what to choose.

The YT-2255 tool appeared on a topic, but I tried it in the store and it did not work at all. Googling had the following effects:

HT-213 price PLN 20
LY2080 price 44 PLN

What is your experience with the above-mentioned? The latter crimper seems to be more universal, but I don't know if it will not affect the quality of workmanship. The former, on the other hand, is sold, among others in maritex as a dedicated tool for HU-T connectors (it seems that this is what goldpins mean), so theoretically it should fulfill its task. I am asking for opinions.

Well, I have a choice too, they praise yato 2256 on the forum
However, is it suitable for crimping hu-t connectors and does it do it properly?

When I was in the store and tested, it is not suitable at all. The "tangible" quality of workmanship is tragic (uneven surfaces, protruding remnants of welds or castings, generally trash and so on), the connectors do not tighten at all, there is too much gap after tightening the pliers (I tried in various ways, I failed to tighten a single connector properly ). The store is theoretically an authorized YATO distributor, so the goods were probably not a fake.

As such, YATO is junk, so don't expect miracles.

I support robik2 YATO is nothing more than the old TOYA, it is enough to replace the syllables.

I use HT-225D and recommend it. It is offered by TME.

I will connect if the HT-225D will be able to tighten such small pins:

Exactly these:
http://www.tme.eu/pl/katalog/?art=NXG-T#id_category%3D112949%26cleanParameters%3D1%26
And to the connectors that are shown there.

Please correct the link. And write a more comprehensible post. Cookie Monster

At the moderator's request, I am correcting the post.
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Let me step on the topic.
Do you know if this crimping tool (HT-225D) will be able to tighten the pins that are listed in TME under the name NXG-T?

It is a 2mm raster.

Maybe someone is from the vicinity of Warsaw? You could then check if he could handle it.

Regards

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I don't see the "Delete" button, could the moderator fix it? I'm sorry for the trouble.

He goes to tighten, but no revelation. The HT225 head is too wide of them. For the NXG-T, I have the impression that TME had a special tool.

Hello.
I was also looking for a crimper for NXG-T terminals from TME. After consulting the source, I found out that the best tool for this application is NB-8160-04.

I recommend the baker in the offer.
I use and praise myself.

The clamp from Piekarz.pl is signed as Crimping tool YAC4 for MLX -HU-PHU BL-T 0.05-0.9mm2 .
Maybe I'll come over to them and ask for a test.
The one from TME looks like this:

In general, similar to those offered by the baker, but a bit more expensive.
The baker wants PLN 75, TME wants PLN 86.

Hello,


And I need a crimper for such pins:

http://www.tme.eu/pl/details/nxg-t/zlacza-sygnalowe-raster-200mm/ninigi/#

and such:

http://www.tme.eu/pl/details/nppg-t/zlacza-sygnalowe-raster-250mm/ninigi/#

And in Piekarz they said that they don't have one ...
At TME, they offer a high price:
http://www.tme.eu/pl/details/fut.pa-09/zaciskarki-koncowek-kablowych/engineer/pa-09/#

Can anyone help ?

I don't think there's anything else left than the Engineer PA-09. The price is high, but I used this tool and it is ok. Each of the connector wings must be crimped separately - the HT225 is single-pass (besides, the 2mm connectors do not clamp properly) and the PA-09 has quite narrow jaws and you need to tighten two. The PA-09, on the other hand, is not suitable for conventional 2.54mm connectors.

I can recommend the OPT Sn01B


http://www.biall.com.pl/item,SN01B_Zaciskarka_D-SUB_0_08-0_5_mm2_AWG30-24_22-18,307017.html

opamp wrote:

I can recommend the OPT Sn01B

I have a question about this crimper
What are the jaw thicknesses of this crimping tool?

I attach a picture to more accurately illustrate my question.

The dimensions of the head itself are 5.28 mm and the dimensions of the handles are 10.30 mm.
Cheers Marcin

If it is useful to someone, the SN-01BM crimper has a jaw (head) width of 4.1 mm

I am useful for slightly smaller connectors.

HT225D has a jaw width of 6mm. Is SN01B suitable for connectors with a spacing of 2mm? Do the jaws have a different clamping slot height - is it split and the two parts of the connector clamp to different heights? And does it fold the wings correctly? (because I already had one of these, which was squashed instead of wrapping)

From what I found out, the SN-01B crimper has a jaw width of 4mm
I was going to buy it if it was wider, but its width is the same as the SN-01BM I have, except it has inverted jaws.

sq6fmy wrote:

I don't think there is anything else left than the Engineer PA-09. The price is high, but I used this tool and it's ok. Each of the connector wings must be crimped separately - the HT225 is single-pass (besides, the 2mm connectors do not crimp properly) and the PA-09 has quite narrow jaws and you need to tighten two. The PA-09, on the other hand, is not suitable for conventional 2.54mm connectors.

Hello,

Why is it not suitable for 2.54mm connectors?

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darek912 wrote:

sq6fmy wrote:

I don't think there is anything else left than the Engineer PA-09. The price is high, but I used this tool and it's ok. Each of the connector wings must be crimped separately - the HT225 is single-pass (besides, the 2mm connectors do not crimp properly) and the PA-09 has quite narrow jaws and you need to tighten two. The PA-09, on the other hand, is not suitable for conventional 2.54mm connectors.

Hello,

Why is it not suitable for 2.54mm connectors?

I can already guess why. Probably a pair of wings entangling the stripped end of the cable would be generally too long. But if you were to try it twice, that is, grab as much as you can, then move it a little and press it again. - Did someone do that? If so, how did it come out?

and if anyone can tell you what to use for the signal connector, raster 3.00mm
such a pin:

NINIGI MFW-T - Contact; female; 20 ÷ 24AWG; tinned; crimping; in bulk; on the cable
I tried with tongs is a big problem

Hello,

will connect to the topic. Are such connectors http://www.tme.eu/pl/details/ndr-tm/listwy-i-garówka-kolkowe/ninigi/# and http://www.tme.eu/pl/details/ndr-t / pin-sockets-and-sockets / ninigi / #
will it be able to press with the PA-09 crimper or better PA-20, or maybe you recommend HT-225D?

Kisses

And can anyone recommend a company that tightens such connectors? preferably machine-made.
Because it's better to buy pins on the cable you have earned, the question is, is anyone selling them?

I'm dusting off the topic, because I finally got around to getting a crimper.

Unfortunately, the allegro for the password "goldpin crimper" gets stupid, and from what I've seen different models of crimpers, it's hard to determine whether it will fit without testing on a live connector.
Searching for "BLS crimper" finds only one product described in this way, but the picture of the jaws does not inspire my confidence:
https://allegro.pl/oferta/zaciskarka-konektorow-miniaturowych-bls-ht-213-12801361362

In this thread
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3634544.html#18303742
The author wrote that he bought the HT-225D model, but it does not fit standard goldpins with a raster of 2.54.

So the question is: what do you guys use to crimp BLS connectors (2.54), PHU connectors (3.96) and miniature TS connectors (2mm)?
How to find the right crimper for this type of connectors and not buy something that only fits car connectors?