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Homepage>BS Standards>25 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING>25.140 Hand-held tools>25.140.30 Hand-operated tools>BS EN 50109-2-2:1995 Hand crimping tools. Tools for the crimp termination of electric cables and wires for low frequency and radio frequency applications Particular requirements for radio frequency connectors and concentric contacts. Open throat tools with removable and interchangeable dies, sizes A to G, Q to T, V and W
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BS EN 50109-2-2:1995 Hand crimping tools. Tools for the crimp termination of electric cables and wires for low frequency and radio frequency applications Particular requirements for radio frequency connectors and concentric contacts. Open throat tools with removable and interchangeable dies, sizes A to G, Q to T, V and W

BS EN 50109-2-2:1995

Hand crimping tools. Tools for the crimp termination of electric cables and wires for low frequency and radio frequency applications Particular requirements for radio frequency connectors and concentric contacts. Open throat tools with removable and interchangeable dies, sizes A to G, Q to T, V and W

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Standard number:BS EN 50109-2-2:1995
Pages:12
Released:2013-02-28
ISBN:978 0 580 78449 1
Status:Corrigendum
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BS EN 50109-2-2:1995


This standard BS EN 50109-2-2:1995 Hand crimping tools. Tools for the crimp termination of electric cables and wires for low frequency and radio frequency applications is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 25.140.30 Hand-operated tools

Part 2-2 of this European Standard specifies requirements, limiting dimensions and operating forces for hand crimping tools with removable and interchangeable dies, sizes A to G, Q to T, V and W, for the termination of cables to radio frequency connectors. For tool style references see 5.1 and Table 1.


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