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DF63W Series

BApplicable crimping tools

BPrecautions

Type

Part No.

HRS No.

Applicable wire size

Applicable contact

Applicator

AP105-DF63-1618-3

901-4642-0

UL1007 (Note 3)

DF63-1618PCF

DF63W-1618SCF

AP105-DF63-1618-4

901-4643-2

UL1015 (Note 3)

CHS893500H-UP (Note 6)

−

UL1015

AP105-DF63-2022-3

901-4646-0

UL1007

DF63-2022PCF

20 AWG : UL1007

22 AWG : UL1430

DF63W-2022SCF

Type

Part No.

HRS No.

Recommended wire size (Note 5) Applicable contact

Hand tool (Note 4)

HT802/DF63-1618P-1

550-0423-1

UL1007

DF63-1618PC

HT802/DF63-1618P-2

550-0424-4

UL1015

HT802/DF63-2022P-1

550-0433-0

UL1007

DF63-2022PC

HT802/DF63W-1618S-1

550-0425-7

UL1007

DF63W-1618SC

HT802/DF63W-1618S-2

550-0426-0

UL1015

HT802/DF63W-2022S-1

550-0434-0

UL1007

DF63W-2022SC

Note 1 : Please follow the "Crimping quality standards" and "Table of crimping conditions" when crimping contacts.

Note 2 : Any problems that occur from using tools other than those specified by Hirose, are not covered by warranty.

Note 3 : Applicator components (sold separately) can be changed out to accommodate different wire sizes.

Note 4 : Hand tool dies cannot be changed out for different wire sizes.

Note 5 : Please only use the recommended wires shown in the table.

Note 6 : Applicator manufactured by JAPAN AUTOMATIC MACHINE(J.A.M.). Please access to HP of J.A.M., if you make

inquiries about the applicator or crimp defect. (URL : http://www.jam-net.co.jp)

1. Forcibly removing a connector may damage it. If it is stuck, first push it in slightly and then release the

lock to remove.

2. Please use care when connecting a short, thick wire so as not to twist it. If twisted, damage to the

contact may occur.

3. Be sure to turn the power off before mating/unmating the connector.

4. To avoid electrical shock, do not touch the powered contacts.

5. Please contact our Sales Dept. for the Harness procedure manual (ATAD-H0814).

BAbout the ratings

Do not use connectors with currents and voltages that exceed their ratings. Do not mate/unmate powered

contacts (Note 1)

Note 1 : "Live" contacts refer to the contacts that are in a powered or energized state. Mating or unmating "live" contacts

can result in electrical shock and injury.

BAbout operating environments

Please contact us if you wish to use the connectors in an environment with repeated temperature

fluctuations.