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Old 09-16-2011, 01:31 AM
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Default Pin and socket sizes - 22, 22D, 22M

Easy enough to just look up what setting to use on a crimper depending on the pin or socket being crimped, but I have to ask...

What is the difference between contact sizes 22, 22D and 22M? And why are these only variants for 22? Why don't other sizes have similar D and M "sizes"?

Enquiring minds want to know...couldn't find a spec anywhere on-line for this.

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Old 09-16-2011, 09:57 AM
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Easy enough to just look up what setting to use on a crimper depending on the pin or socket being crimped, but I have to ask...

What is the difference between contact sizes 22, 22D and 22M? And why are these only variants for 22? Why don't other sizes have similar D and M "sizes"?

Enquiring minds want to know...couldn't find a spec anywhere on-line for this.

TIA,

Steve
The data was just hiding...

http://www.aero-electric.com/PDF/38999_Series_II.pdf

Sheet 15

The --D and --M have to do with different ranges of wire gauges.
However the note says the 22 and 22M are no longer active for new designs (ie, obsolete) so the 22D for 22-28 AWG is the current pin.
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Old 09-16-2011, 10:06 AM
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Thanks, Gil! You the man!
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