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Connector’s multispring pin eliminates soldering
Susan Nordyk1/19/2013 6:09 PM EST
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Marian Stofka
Frankly, I wasn't able to guess, which part of the pin the wire passes through ...
TE Connectivity’s Mag-Mate connectors with multispring pins streamline the manufacturing process by eliminating the need to solder magnet wires to PCB connections in motors and coils. The solderless press-fit multispring pin also prevents heat damage to board-mounted components.
Mag-Mate provides an IDC (insulation-displacement connection) slot to further aid manufacturing by simultaneously stripping up to two magnet wires of the same size during termination. No pre-stripping, welding, or soldering is required. Five Mag-Mate connector types accommodate copper magnet wire sizes of 0.18 to 0.265 mm (31 to 33 AWG), 0.265 to 0.40 mm (26 to 30 AWG), 0.63 to 0.85 mm (19 to 23 AWG), 0.85 to 1.12 mm (17 to 19 AWG), 0.40 to 0.63 mm (23 to 26 AWG).
Connectors are available in strip form for semiautomatic or fully automatic insertions. A clean metal-to-metal interface produces stable, gas-tight electrical terminations free of oxides and other contaminants.
Mag-Mate connectors with multispring pin information page
TE Connectivity, www.te.com
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Mag-Mate provides an IDC (insulation-displacement connection) slot to further aid manufacturing by simultaneously stripping up to two magnet wires of the same size during termination. No pre-stripping, welding, or soldering is required. Five Mag-Mate connector types accommodate copper magnet wire sizes of 0.18 to 0.265 mm (31 to 33 AWG), 0.265 to 0.40 mm (26 to 30 AWG), 0.63 to 0.85 mm (19 to 23 AWG), 0.85 to 1.12 mm (17 to 19 AWG), 0.40 to 0.63 mm (23 to 26 AWG).Connectors are available in strip form for semiautomatic or fully automatic insertions. A clean metal-to-metal interface produces stable, gas-tight electrical terminations free of oxides and other contaminants.
Mag-Mate connectors with multispring pin information page
TE Connectivity, www.te.com
Find more datasheets on products like this one at Datasheets.com, searchable by category, part #, description, manufacturer, and more.
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Marian Stofka
1/23/2013 12:37 PM EST
Frankly, I wasn't able to guess, which part of the pin the wire passes through .
For those like me; in the interior of the Mag-Mate link there is an illustration, where the wire can be seen in the middle of the narrow vertical slot of the pin in the above photo.
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